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Karnataka HC: Public Gatherings for Protests Contributing to COVID-19 Spread in Bengaluru - (27 Oct 2020)

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Karnataka High Court has said that public gatherings either for marking protests or for other reasons in the city of Bengaluru are contributing to the spread of Covid-19, the State government and all the authorities must come down on such breaches with heavy hands.

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