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Section 4: The following actions are prohibited on any road or any open place, or any public place, street or thoroughfare within the Mela Area

Sinhastha Mela Sanitation Rules, 1992State Rules of Madhya Pradesh · 1955

(i) Animal slaughter or cleaning of dead body, selling meat without licence or reckless or furious ride over any animal;

(ii) Cruelly or want only beating or maltreating or torturing any animal;

(iii) to leave the cattle stray;

(iv) causing inconvenience or danger to public by allowing any cattle or convenience to stay in the Mela Area for a period more than that which is required for loading or unloading purposes or for taking in or allowing to get down passengers;

(v) exposing for sale any uncovered article of food or drink, or selling rotten, spoiled and pre-cut fruits;

(vi) throwing dirt or laying down any filth or rubbish or any kind of material on any thoroughfare or street so as to obstruct the way;

(vii) exposing one's self in a public place in a drunken or riotous state or being incapable of taking care of one self;

(viii) exposing one's body wilfully and indecently or any offensive deformity or disease or committing nuisance by casing oneself or by bathing or washing in any tank or reservoir not being a place set apart for that purpose;

(ix) neglecting the fencing of any well, tank or other dangerous place or structure;

(x) washing cattles in the Kshipra river from Railway bridge to Barnagar causeway and from Bherogarh bridge to Mangalnalh Ghat;

(xi) obstructing or not giving co-operation in the preventive measures regarding health and sanitation.

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ActSinhastha Mela Sanitation Rules, 1992
Section4
Marginal noteThe following actions are prohibited on any road or any open place, or any public place, street or thoroughfare within the Mela Area
JurisdictionState of Madhya Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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