Iran protests: Some visuals showed Iranian security officials directly shooting at protestors, but Governor Kousha of the northwestern Kurdistan province denied any such claims.
Missing student found dead: Twenty-year-old Vaishali, a resident of Madkoli village of Sumb block, went missing on Saturday while returning from Government Degree College.
Congress protest: Rahul Gandhi, along with 65 Congress parliament members, were detained by the police in Vijay Chowk, while in total 335 protestors were detained under section 65 of the Delhi Police Act for obstructing the officers from maintaining the law.
Protestors claimed that the area was designated as an agitation site by the previous government of former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, so there was no need to quit the protest site.
The Congress and the BJP had staged widespread protests and waved black flags at Vijayan after the revelations by Swapna Suresh, an accused in the gold-smuggling through diplomatic bags case.
Sonia Gandhi was questioned for 2.5 hours before lunch and rejoined after a break in the National Herald Case. She was accompanied by her Z+ armed security and her children Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.
Tamil Nadu violence: Chief Minister MK Stalin appealed to the people to maintain peace and assured them that those guilty would be punished.
Sri Lanka crisis: The Prime Minister’s Office informed the media organisations that the state of emergency in the country and a curfew in the Western province had been imposed.
Schools in Jharkhand will remain shut on Monday (today) in view of the bandh called over the Agnipath recruitment scheme, officials said.
There was an altercation between the daily railway commuters and the agitators. Some of the commuters also blamed a section of the media for unnecessarily highlighting the protests, which encourage the agitators.
The railway administration has now decided that it would start operation of trains only after reviewing and ensuring safety, security and law and order situation.
The government has provied Y-level security cover for nearly a dozen Bharatiya Janata Party leaders on Saturday owing to the rising violence in connection to the anti-Agnipath protests.
Reports of arson and stone pelting started coming in from this morning itself. In the morning, miscreants burnt buses and trucks in Jehanabad. Jaunpur burnt.. Flames of fire were seen rising high from the roadways buses. Similar pictures came from Punjab and Rajasthan too.#JawabDo #Trainburn #agnipathschemeprotest #agnipathscheme #biharprotest #PatnaProtest #armyrecruitment #indiatv #hindi #agniveer #indianarmy #navy #Agnipatyojna #rajnathsingh #modi #BJPScheme #GRP #indianrailways #agnivir #stonepelting #modischeme2022
Agnipath Scheme was launched by the government, on June 14, in an effort to bring a change in the recruitment process of the Armed Forces.
One person died while several were injured as violent protests over the Central government's Agnipath scheme for recruitment in armed forces have now spread in almost 9 states across India. While normal services of over 340 trains have been affected, 12 were torched by protestors. Worse, to curb the violence, internet services across 12 districts of Bihar were suspended till June 19.
A video, posted by news agency ANI, showed a group of kids crying after being stuck inside a bus, which came to a halt due to the blockade.
Agnipath Scheme Protest: The government is being surrounded for many years on the issue of unemployment, today for the first time it has happened that the government is on target on the issue of providing employment. The government is claiming to give call letters to 46 thousand Agniveers in 90 days, but the country is on fire. Today, in the discussion on this issue in Kurukshetra, know what is the game behind the scenes in Agneepath and the fire incident? #AgnipathSchemeProtest #AgnipathScheme #kurukshetra #BiharProtest #Agnipath #ProtestInBihar #AgnipathRecruitmentScheme #PMModiScheme #Hindi #IndianArmy #ModiScheme #narendramodi
The news of bumper recruitment in the army came as a good news, but today the pictures that came from all over the country are disturbing the color. Similar pictures are coming from Bihar one district after another.. UP, Rajasthan, Haryana, Himachal and all those states from where many youth dream of serving the country were seen burning the property of the country today. See the discussion on the confusion and solution in the competition.#AgnipathSchemeProtest #Muqabla #AgnipathScheme #BiharProtest #Agnipath #ProtestInBihar #AgnipathRecruitmentScheme #PMModiScheme #Hindi
After the Centre launched the Agnipath recruitment scheme, the Armed forces aspirants protested in several parts of India including Bihar, Jharkhand and Rajasthan and demanded the withdrawal of the scheme. The aspirants said they are unhappy with the changes introduced under the new recruitment scheme for the Indian Army- particularly the length of service, no pension provisions for those released early, and the 17.5 to 21 age restriction that now makes many of them ineligible.
Several Indian websites have been hacked in the last few days and these attacks seemed to have originated in Indonesia and Malaysia, said a senior official of state police here.
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