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‘Stepping on the stomachs of small businessmen’: Supriya Sule slams Pune Police's prohibitory orders
Updated On: 26 May, 2026 04:36 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The Pune City Police has imposed prohibitory orders under Section 37 (1) (3) of the Maharashtra Police Act, 1951, across the entire city from until June 8, citing law and order concerns ahead of Bakri Eid and other upcoming festivals

In a tweet on Tuesday, MP Supriya Sule questioned the rationale behind the restrictions. FILE PIC
Nationalist Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar) Member of Parliament (MP) Supriya Sule has strongly criticised the Pune City Police for imposing wide-ranging prohibitry orders in the city, accusing the administration of targeting small businessmen and street vendors instead of addressing rising crime.
In a tweet on Tuesday, Sule questioned the rationale behind the restrictions, stating, “Pune has now become a 24-hour working city. By stepping on the stomachs of small businessmen who earn their livelihood on a daily basis, what exactly is the police administration trying to prove?”
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