Hyderabad: As Holi will be celebrated on Friday, March 14, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has postponed the Prajavani to March 18.
The civic body urged the petitioners to attend the Prajavani on March 18 instead of March 14.
Hyderabad police prohibits throwing colour on unwilling people
The Hyderabad police on Wednesday issued orders prohibiting throwing colour on unwilling people. According to official notifications issued by Cyberabad commissioner Avinash Mohanty and Hyderabad commissioner CV Anand, restrictions will be in force from 6:00 am on March 14 to 6:00 am on March 15, 2025.
People have been prohibited from throwing colors, smearing unwilling individuals, or splashing colored water on public roads and spaces. Additionally, group movement of two-wheelers and other vehicles has been banned to ensure peace and prevent inconvenience or danger.
No colour throwing on unwilling people, group rides banned across Hyderabad on Holi
The police have warned that any violations of these orders will lead to legal action under Section 76 of the Hyderabad City Police Act, 1348.
The Hyderabad police have deployed additional forces at key locations, including major junctions, residential areas, and public spaces, to prevent unruly behavior. Patrol vehicles will monitor streets, and special teams will be stationed in sensitive areas to ensure compliance.
Holi celebrations in various parts of the country, including Hyderabad, often witness incidents of mischief, including forceful color-throwing, rash driving, and public disturbances. To curb such acts, authorities have taken a firm stance this year.
