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(1) The Prescribed Authority may, by order in writing, prohibit the execution or further execution of a resolution or order passed or made under this or any other enactment by a [Municipality]3 or a committee of a Joint Committee if in its opinion such resolution or order is of a nature to cause or tend to cause obstruction, annoyance or injury to the public or to any class or body or persons lawfully employed and may prohibit the doing or continuance by any person of any act in pursuance for or under cover of such resolution or order. [(1-A) The District Magistrate may, within the limits of his district, by order in writing, prohibit the execution or further execution of a resolution or order passed or made under this or any other enactment by a [Municipality]3 or a committee of a [Municipality]3 or a Joint Committee or any officer or servant of a [Municipality]3 or of a Joint Committee if in his opinion such resolution or order is of a nature to cause or tend to cause danger to human life, health or safety, or a riot or affray, and may prohibit the doing or continuance by any person of any act, in pursuance of or under cover of such resolution or order. (1-B) The State Government may, of its own motion or on report or complaint received by order prohibit the execution or further execution of a resolution or order passed or made under this or any other enactment by a [Municipality]3 or a committee of a [Municipality]3 or a Joint Committee or any officer or servant of a [Municipality]3 or a committee, if in its opinion such resolution or order is prejudicial to the public interest, [or has been passed or made in abuse of powers or in flagrant breach of any provision of any law for the time being in force,]2 and may prohibit the doing or continuance by any person of any act in pursuance of or under cover of such resolution or order.]1