Restrictions on usage of colors during festival
Hyderabad, March 14, 2006
The Commissioner of Police AK Mohanty has imposed restrictions on Holi revelers that will continue till 6am on March 16, 2006. The restrictions are throwing colour or colored water on persons, places and vehicles or smearing people with colour on public roads and public places in the twin cities are prohibited.
Movement of two-wheeler and other vehicles in groups on streets and public places disturbing peace and order and of causing inconvenience, annoyance or danger to public is prohibited, during this time, sale of alcohol is prohibited excluding bars in star hotels in the twin cities.
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