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PM visit - Residents asked not to hang clothes in balconies

  •   Fri, Nov 19 2021 11:25:32 AM

Lucknow, Nov 19 (IANS): In a bizarre diktat, the Uttar Pradesh Police has asked residents of a high-rise building in Lucknow's Gomti Nagar extension area not to hang clothes in their balconies in view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's three-day visit to the state capital.

The order issued by Prashant Kumar Mishra, inspector in charge of the Gomti Nagar, mentions in particular the Saraswati apartment which is situated opposite the Signature Building where the all-India conference of DGPs will take place from Friday.

The Prime Minister will be attend the conference on Saturday and Sunday.

Residents have been asked not to hang their clothes in the balconies from Friday to Sunday and also inform the police in case they have any guests during this period.

 
  

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  • marian Menezes, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 19 2021

    No one can say no to hang clothes inside balcony, but hanging clothes outside the balcony is not allowed as per the by laws of buildings.

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  • Felix Pinto, Koteshwara

    Fri, Nov 19 2021

    Somehow, it reminds me of a funny story titled 'Naked Emperor's procession '. Instead of troubling the poor citizens, they can build walls on both sides of his path. The Emperor has done it already few years back when Doolan Tromp came to meet his bosom friend. Another simple solution is to fit his car with opaque windshields.

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  • El En Tea, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 19 2021

    Now a days apartments are coming up with dry area back side of the flat.

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  • Daniel, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 19 2021

    Some of the comments here are so illogical. They were asked to not do so due to security reasons. Not because he is God. These decisions are made by the security generals. Tom when another pm also comes same will be asked..

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  • Ethnic Orchid, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 19 2021

    Its not unusual. Hanging clothes is totally prohibited in many countries for safety reasons. There are stands in supermarket that costs around Rs 500/- , You can dry clothes in the halls as well. Moreover in India today , we have to wary about the likes of Sonia Sebastin, Merin Jacob, Nimisha, Rafalle etc. Hope you guys understand.

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  • CA Ned Dcunha, Mangalore/Chikmagalur

    Fri, Nov 19 2021

    Hanging clothes on balconies should be banned totally. Do not know how it is "Bizzare" There are other methods of drying clothes.

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  • RonRon, Udupi

    Fri, Nov 19 2021

    OK, we will bring our clothes to dry at your home.

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  • Ajju Alva, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 19 2021

    Its a safety protocol. You dont have be a genius to figure out why. Happens in many countries when dignatories visit. In fact in certain countries hanging on balconies is totally forbidden. Thats the reason we have a cloth stand that is mobile. You cannot blame God and Modi for everything. LOL.

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  • Vincent D'Souza, Belthangady

    Fri, Nov 19 2021

    In gulf countries drying of clothes in balconies is strictly prohibited!

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  • Vishal, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 19 2021

    What nonsense is this? Is he God?

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 19 2021

    so where 2 hang clothes, in p.m's residence? trump came 2 visit India, a big wall is built in front of gujarat jopadies.

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