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Delhi police file case over graffiti damage at Ramlila Maidan rally
Delhi police have registered a first information report following vandalism of a police vehicle during a gathering at Ramlila Maidan. The case has been filed under provisions of the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act.
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Authorities at Kamla Market police station registered the FIR after graffiti was found on a police vehicle at the site of the Ramlila Maidan rally. The incident prompted action under the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act, which carries provisions for addressing damage to public and private property in the national capital.
The case marks the latest in a series of law and order incidents during large public gatherings in Delhi. Police have begun preliminary investigations to identify those responsible for the vandalism.
Ramlila Maidan, located in central Delhi, is a frequently used venue for public events and political gatherings. The sprawling grounds have historically witnessed significant congregations, making security and property protection key concerns for local law enforcement.
Authorities have not yet disclosed additional details regarding the extent of damage or the number of persons involved in the incident. The investigation remains ongoing as police work to establish a clear timeline of events.