A city in southern India has banned begging in public places
ahead of a three-day summit that Ivanka Trump is due to attend, police
said Friday.
The daughter of the US president will join India’s Prime Minister
Narendra Modi and other leaders at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in
Hyderabad later this month.
Hyderabad police commissioner M Mahendar Reddy reportedly issued an
order this week that beggars should be taken off the streets because
they cause “nuisance, obstruction to free movement (and) danger to
vehicular traffic and pedestrians.”
On Friday a senior police officer who asked not to be named said the
notification was part of the city’s “routine anti-begging efforts” and
should not be linked to Trump’s visit.
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