Madhya Pradesh govt to bring law to recover property damages from rioters: Minister
The Hindu
Under the law, city specific tribunals will be constituted for such incidents in the respective areas, State Home Minister Narottam Mishra said
The Madhya Pradesh government on November 2 announced to bring a law to ensure constitution of tribunals having civil court powers to adjudicate the claims for damages to public and private properties and recover them from rioters and protesters involved in such incidents.
Under the law, city specific tribunals will be constituted for such incidents in the respective areas, state Home Minister Narottam Mishra told reporters.
“The Madhya Pradesh government is going to bring the Prevention of Private and Public Properties Damage and Recovery Act to ensure realisation of damages from those who damage public and individual persons’ properties during incidents of stone-pelting and riots,” he said.
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