Internet ban increased in Nuh, Section 144 in Bharatpur, alert in 11 districts of UP

Nuh Violence: Internet ban has been extended in violence affected areas of Haryana. The internet ban has been extended till the night of August 5 in Nuh, Faridabad, Palwal and Sohna, Pataudi and Manesar of Gurugram. However, internet services will remain restored in Gurugram city. Meanwhile, an alert has also been issued in 11 districts of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. Officials gave this information on Wednesday. Officials said that mobile internet service has been suspended till Thursday morning in four areas of Rajasthan's Bharatpur bordering Haryana. Along with this, Section 144 has been implemented in 10 areas of Alwar district and four areas of Bharatpur district.

Bharatpur District Collector Lok Bandhu said, mobile internet services in Sikri, Pahadi, Kaman, Nagar areas of the district have been closed till 6 am on Thursday. At the same time, prohibitory orders have been imposed in Kaman and Pahadi and any kind of procession or rally has been banned in these areas. He said that force has been deployed at Bhatarpur Haryana border and every vehicle coming here is being checked. Earlier, after the violence in Haryana's Nuh, mobile internet service was stopped in 4 areas of Bharatpur till 6 am on August 2.

While issuing an alert in Alwar district also, section 144 has been imposed for 10 days to maintain peace in 10 subdivision areas. ADM Uttam Singh Shekhawat said, Section 144 will continue till midnight of August 10 in the border areas of Alwar, Tijara, Ramgarh, Govindgarh, Kathumar, Laxmangarh, Tapukada, Malakheda, Kishangarh Bass and Kotkasim subdivision areas of Haryana.

Alert in UP too

Talking about Uttar Pradesh, the police administration has issued an alert in Agra district here. Grand checking is being done by the police at various places. The police is keeping a close watch on the chaotic elements. The Additional Commissioner has issued guidelines in all the police stations. Police has been deployed in sensitive areas. Police is also monitoring social media. Immediate action will be taken against those who make indecent comments on social media. Additional Commissioner Keshav Chaudhary has given this information.

Let us tell you that on Monday, communal violence started in Haryana's Nuh for trying to stop the procession of Vishwa Hindu Parishad. The violence later spread to neighboring Gurugram and other places. Chief Minister Manohar Lal said in a press conference on Wednesday that so far 6 people have died in the violence, while 116 people have been arrested and 90 detained. Twenty companies of various Central Armed Police Forces including a dozen of RAF have been deployed in Nuh and surrounding districts by the Central Government on the request of the State Government.