The vote on breaking away from Spain, planned for 1 October, has been suspended by the constitutional court.
But Catalonia's pro-independence government says it will still go ahead.
As a result, the Public Prosecutor's Office instructed security forces to take everything which could help with the "consummation of the crime".
This includes promotional materials and the ballots themselves, Spanish newspaper El Pais reports [in Spanis
The order came as Spanish tennis champion Rafael Nadal came out strongly against the plans.
Read more: Spain Catalonia: Ballot papers for banned referendum to be seized - BBC News
But Catalonia's pro-independence government says it will still go ahead.
As a result, the Public Prosecutor's Office instructed security forces to take everything which could help with the "consummation of the crime".
This includes promotional materials and the ballots themselves, Spanish newspaper El Pais reports [in Spanis
The order came as Spanish tennis champion Rafael Nadal came out strongly against the plans.
Read more: Spain Catalonia: Ballot papers for banned referendum to be seized - BBC News
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