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Farmers’ March: Haryana Suspends Mobile Internet in Parts of Ambala
On Friday, officials said the suspension is aimed at maintaining peace and public order in the region.
Haryana Police Retreats: National Security Act Off the Table for Protestors
This change followed a prior statement by the Ambala police declaring their intention to detain office bearers of protesting farmer groups under section 2(3) of the National Security Act, 1980, aimed at upholding law and order and curbing criminal activities.
Farmers Protest: Protesters Breach Haryana Barricades, Prompting Police Response with Teargas
The scene at the border turned chaotic as farmers employed tractors to remove cemented blocks placed by the police as barricades on the Ghaggar river bridge to impede their progress.
Mamman Khan was the main conspirator behind Nuh riots: Haryana Police
The riots broke out after a mob of 500-600 people stopped the Brajmandal Jalabhishek Yatra organised by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) in Nuh on July 31.
Section 144 imposed, internet services suspended in Haryana's Nuh ahead of 'shobha yatra'
Internet services have also been suspended from August 26 to 29 August in the district.
Haryana's Nuh celebrates I-Day under drone surveillance, heavy security
As a result of the violence, law agencies have beefed up security across the district during the Independence Day celebrations, with state minister Mool Chand Sharma hoisting the Tricolour.
Nuh violence: 44 FIRs & 139 arrests, Haryana Police action continues
Tension prevailed in both districts where police and central forces have been deployed in large numbers to keep the situation under control. The police action was going on against those who indulged and spread the violence that broke out on July 31. So far 44 FIRs have been registered and 139 have been arrested, including 23 on Wednesday night in connection with the Nuh riots.
Gurugram violence: Muslim cop with Hindu name dies combatting mob
Having served the Haryana Police with discipline and dedication for 15 years, Home Guard Neeraj, a Muslim man with a Hindu name, was the sole bread-earner of his family. As communal violence in the Nuh district of Haryana spread to the adjoining Gurugram district, the Kherki Daula police station, where Khan was posted, received frantic calls for help from panic-stricken citizens.
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