Dalit organizations protested violent, 10 killed, 10 states burnt
In protest against the change in Scheduled Castes and Tribes law, 'Bharat Bandh' was called on Monday to become violent. 10 people lost their lives and a large number of people were injured. The news of arson, sabotage and stone pelting from the morning continued coming from many states of the country. Closed supporters also expressed their anger over the traffic. Where the trains were stopped, the buses were handed over to the fire. Police personnel were also targeted along with the police checkpost. Life has stopped in many places.
Most of the conditions were poor in Madhya Pradesh, UP, Haryana, Rajasthan and Punjab. Six people died in Bhind-Murray and Gwalior districts. Here the police had to make a curfew. Three in UP and one person in Rajasthan had to die. In order to control the situation, the police had to rig several places and to tear tear gas shells.
Most of the violence during the India bandh of Dalits in Madhya Pradesh happened in Gwalior, Bhind, and Murraya. In Gwalior, ASP was beaten by the crowd. Curfew has been imposed in Gwalior, Murraya and Bhind after the violence. At the same time army was called in Bhind. Internet service has been discontinued in the affected districts. Bajrang Dal and Bhima army workers in Bhind also clashed The crowd burnt the bus in Bhopal. Violence took place in Satna, Balaghat and Sagar during the demonstration. The protesters also stopped many trains in the state.
According to police sources, the fight between closed supporters and opponents started at 10.30 am on Monday, when a pro-demonstrator carrying a bandh in the Malanpur area of Bhind district reached the streets and started ransacking vehicles and shops of shops. After this, violence continued to grow in other areas too.
Dalit organizations protested strongly across the country on Monday. Western UP was the most affected by the fire of the Dalit movement. There was widespread demolition and violence in western UP districts including Meerut, Muzaffarnagar, Firozabad, Hapur, Bijnor and Bulandshahr.
In Meerut, fierce protesters set fire to buses in many places. Seeing the situation was uncontrollable, the administration imposed Section 144. 200 people, including BSP legislator Yogesh Verma, were arrested in Meerut. At the same time, the police lathicharged on being violent of demonstration outside the Sabhad tehsil premises in Azamgarh. There are also reports of walking rounds of rounds. However, the performance of Dalits on most places in the state remained peaceful. The protesters in Lucknow bundled the black band and gathered on Ambedkar statue and a lot of slogans. Even in Faizabad district, there was no effect of the shutdown of India. Indian Dalit Panther Committee and students blocked the Chandrasekhar Azad Agriculture University in Kanpur
Rajasthan: One killed in police firing
Violence occurred during the performance of the Dalits in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Sikar, Barmer, Karauli, Bharatpur, Ajmer and Alwar in Rajasthan. Pawan Kumar (27) died in police firing at Alwar. In Alwar the protesters set fire to many vehicles and damaged the shops as well. The crowd also carried stones at the police. A crowd in Jodhpur surrounded the sub inspector Since then all inspectors are recruited in ICU. In Barmer, dozens of people were injured in the clash between Karani army and Dalit organizations. Several vehicles were subdued in Pushkar.
Bihar: From Road to Assembly
During the shutdown of India, there was a fierce uprising on Monday in Bihar. Workers of Opposition parties along with the Dalit organizations went on the road and made nuisance everywhere. Hammered the NH and SH at the fire. There was a clash between the police and the police. The crowd stopped the ticket counter at Patna station. In many places jammed the railway track.
The protesters also carried stones at the police. The NH31 remained for about four hours. The issue of closure of India also took place in Bihar Assembly. While making a slogan against the central government, the opposition landed in Velh and in 8 minutes the proceedings of the first shift of the House were postponed. Some legislators of the ruling party also slogan outside the assembly.
Closed India: Dalit supporters stopped trains on Patna-Gaya railroad, operation block on NH also - VIDEO
At the same time, RJD leaders led by Leader of Opposition Taksawi Prasad Yadav took the issue of abducting the rights of the Dalits and marched from the assembly to the post box intersection. Taking cognizance of the high court's fury on the streets of the capital, Patna summoned SSP Manu Maharaj.
Jharkhand: more than 800 arrested
There was widespread impact in Jharkhand. Closed supporters in many areas including Ranchi, Sahibganj, Dumka, Deoghar, Bokaro, Giridih, Koderma, Palamu, Latehar, have fiercely performed. Police arrested around 200 people from Ranchi and more than 800 protesters from the entire state. Shops closed in cities Passenger trains were stopped During this long distance passenger vehicles are not available. Transport of coal from coal mines has been affected. There were violent clashes in many places including Ranchi. Demonstrators also damaged administration vehicles in Dhanbad. In the case 5112 people have been detained in the entire state. Trains were also stopped in Sahibganj and Dhanbad. Closed supporters in Jamshedpur blew a truck Clashes between supporters and shopkeepers closed in Barinia of Medininagar Coal transportation was affected in Hazaribagh-Ramgarh.
Chhattisgarh's mixed effect:
Bharat Bandh has got a mixed effect in Chhattisgarh. During this time different organizations supported the band. During the shutdown, shops in the state's other cities of Bilaspur, Raigad, including the capital Raipur, were closed.
Most of the violence during the India bandh of Dalits in Madhya Pradesh happened in Gwalior, Bhind, and Murraya. In Gwalior, ASP was beaten by the crowd. Curfew has been imposed in Gwalior, Murraya and Bhind after the violence. At the same time army was called in Bhind. Internet service has been discontinued in the affected districts. Bajrang Dal and Bhima army workers in Bhind also clashed The crowd burnt the bus in Bhopal. Violence took place in Satna, Balaghat and Sagar during the demonstration. The protesters also stopped many trains in the state.
According to police sources, the fight between closed supporters and opponents started at 10.30 am on Monday, when a pro-demonstrator carrying a bandh in the Malanpur area of Bhind district reached the streets and started ransacking vehicles and shops of shops. After this, violence continued to grow in other areas too.
Dalit organizations protested strongly across the country on Monday. Western UP was the most affected by the fire of the Dalit movement. There was widespread demolition and violence in western UP districts including Meerut, Muzaffarnagar, Firozabad, Hapur, Bijnor and Bulandshahr.
In Meerut, fierce protesters set fire to buses in many places. Seeing the situation was uncontrollable, the administration imposed Section 144. 200 people, including BSP legislator Yogesh Verma, were arrested in Meerut. At the same time, the police lathicharged on being violent of demonstration outside the Sabhad tehsil premises in Azamgarh. There are also reports of walking rounds of rounds. However, the performance of Dalits on most places in the state remained peaceful. The protesters in Lucknow bundled the black band and gathered on Ambedkar statue and a lot of slogans. Even in Faizabad district, there was no effect of the shutdown of India. Indian Dalit Panther Committee and students blocked the Chandrasekhar Azad Agriculture University in Kanpur
Rajasthan: One killed in police firing
Violence occurred during the performance of the Dalits in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Sikar, Barmer, Karauli, Bharatpur, Ajmer and Alwar in Rajasthan. Pawan Kumar (27) died in police firing at Alwar. In Alwar the protesters set fire to many vehicles and damaged the shops as well. The crowd also carried stones at the police. A crowd in Jodhpur surrounded the sub inspector Since then all inspectors are recruited in ICU. In Barmer, dozens of people were injured in the clash between Karani army and Dalit organizations. Several vehicles were subdued in Pushkar.
Bihar: From Road to Assembly
During the shutdown of India, there was a fierce uprising on Monday in Bihar. Workers of Opposition parties along with the Dalit organizations went on the road and made nuisance everywhere. Hammered the NH and SH at the fire. There was a clash between the police and the police. The crowd stopped the ticket counter at Patna station. In many places jammed the railway track.
The protesters also carried stones at the police. The NH31 remained for about four hours. The issue of closure of India also took place in Bihar Assembly. While making a slogan against the central government, the opposition landed in Velh and in 8 minutes the proceedings of the first shift of the House were postponed. Some legislators of the ruling party also slogan outside the assembly.
Closed India: Dalit supporters stopped trains on Patna-Gaya railroad, operation block on NH also - VIDEO
At the same time, RJD leaders led by Leader of Opposition Taksawi Prasad Yadav took the issue of abducting the rights of the Dalits and marched from the assembly to the post box intersection. Taking cognizance of the high court's fury on the streets of the capital, Patna summoned SSP Manu Maharaj.
Jharkhand: more than 800 arrested
There was widespread impact in Jharkhand. Closed supporters in many areas including Ranchi, Sahibganj, Dumka, Deoghar, Bokaro, Giridih, Koderma, Palamu, Latehar, have fiercely performed. Police arrested around 200 people from Ranchi and more than 800 protesters from the entire state. Shops closed in cities Passenger trains were stopped During this long distance passenger vehicles are not available. Transport of coal from coal mines has been affected. There were violent clashes in many places including Ranchi. Demonstrators also damaged administration vehicles in Dhanbad. In the case 5112 people have been detained in the entire state. Trains were also stopped in Sahibganj and Dhanbad. Closed supporters in Jamshedpur blew a truck Clashes between supporters and shopkeepers closed in Barinia of Medininagar Coal transportation was affected in Hazaribagh-Ramgarh.
Chhattisgarh's mixed effect:
Bharat Bandh has got a mixed effect in Chhattisgarh. During this time different organizations supported the band. During the shutdown, shops in the state's other cities of Bilaspur, Raigad, including the capital Raipur, were closed.
