Padmaavat row: Haryana Roadways bus torched in Gurgaon
India | January 24, 2018 21:58 ISTPolice said that a group of activists torched the Haryana Roadways bus near village Bhondsi on the Sohna road here.
Police said that a group of activists torched the Haryana Roadways bus near village Bhondsi on the Sohna road here.
The court in its order had said, "...what has been struck off by this Court should not be used otherwise."
Ravinder Kumar, PRO, Gurgaon Police said that school bus staffer asked the kids to crawl under seats for safety and directed the driver to not stop it.
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In Gujarat and Rajasthan, activists of Rajput Karni Sena staged violent protests. In Ahmedabad, miscreants pelted stones and vandalised several shops. They also set vehicles on fire outside a theatre in Thaltej.
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