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State extends section 144 jurisdiction for six months

PANAJI

The State administration has extended the jurisdiction of section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code over the entire North Goa district beyond February 28 (Monday) for another six months.

In a notification issued last Friday, Under Secretary (Home-II) Girish G Sawant said, the order will be in force for six months with effect from February 28, unless it is formally revoked earlier.

Invoking powers under sub-section 4 of section 144 of the CrPC, Sawant said the Government of Goa extends the order of the North Goa District Magistrate issued on December 30 last year, for a further period of six months.

Although there was no clear reason mentioned for extending section 144 of the CrPC over the entire North Goa district, the eruption of farmers' agitation against the Mopa airport link road work in Pernem could have weighed in on the government, sources said.


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Louis Berger case: Court defers matter to Mar 15

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Mar 1, 2022, 12:40 AM IST
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MAPUSAA special court in Mapusa on Monday adjourned the matter in the Louis Berger money laundering and bribery case involving former chief minister Digambar Kamat and ex-PWD minister Churchill Alemao to March 15.When the matter came up for hearing, the counsel for one of the accused moved an application under section 319 of the CrPC seeking more time following which the matter was adjourned.In 2015, the crime branch had registered an offence under section 120 B (criminal…

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