Internet Suspended

In the Nuh district, the communal violence intensified after an angry mob burnt down shops and damaged properties. The heavy police force has been deployed in the disturbed region of Haryana, Gurugram and the National Capital Region (NCR.) In addition, 44 First Information reports (FIRs) have been registered with the arrest of 80 people so far. Furthermore, besides Haryana, section 144 has been imposed in Rajasthan's Alwar region till August… read-more

Haryana violence erupted due to communal clash intensified, leading to the death of four people and leaving as many as thirty people injured. On August 1, the police confirmed that they have registered an FIR and arrested a few accused in the violence. Furthermore, the situation is disturbed as a mob attacked the mosque and burnt it down. In addition, internet services are also suspended in the region.

The massive crackdown of Khalistani leader Amritpal Singh,  by the Punjab Police is still underway. Notably, Singh who was tracked after hours of search, once again fled the police. After Singh's escape, the search operation entered the fourth day on March 21. While Amritpal's uncle Harjit Singh and driver Harpreet Singh have surrenders, Amritpal is yet to be found. Moreover, to control the situation, the Punjab government extended internet… read-more

Amritpal Singh, a self styled radical Sikh preacher and Khalistan sympathiser, has been detained in Punjab India. On March 18, after a dramatic chase, the Punjab Police arrested Singh, who is a wanted Khalistani terrorist. Moreover, after the arrest, the Punjab Police also suspended internet services in many regions, including Sahkot, where the followers of Singh were approaching people to gather and support Amritpal, demanding his release.… read-more

In Rajasthan's Hanumangarh, police detained 45 persons including a woman after protests turned violent. Also, a curfew has been imposed in two adjoining villages to bring the situation under control. Internet services have also been suspended to curb the spread of fake news. Reportedly, protests broke out demanding action against those involved in cow slaughter on Eid (July 11). The protest witnessed stone-pelting and baton charge.