In pictures: Protesters Torch Cars, Vandalise Property, Curfew Imposed
Bharat Bandh: Protesters Torch Cars, Vandalise Property
From Agra to Delhi, Bharat Bandh protest reaches Mandi House; protestors have blocked traffic in the national capital. Meanwhile, protesters and police personnel have clashed with each other in Ranchi.
Dalit protests in Ranchi turns violent. Protestors are being roughed up by security officials after a clash between the two parties
#BharatBandh over SC/ST protection act: Shops being forcibly shut down by protesters in Dehradun. #Uttarakhand
#BharatBandh over SC/ST Protection Act: Curfew imposed in parts of Gwalior & Section 144 (prohibits assembly of more than 4 people in the area) imposed in Sagar. #MadhyaPradesh
Protesters resort to stone pelting in Bhind during #BharatBandh over the SC/ST Protection Act
Protests in Hapur continue to be ugly as agitators have resorted to arson and violence. #BharatBandh over SC/ST protection act: Protest turns violent in Barmer, cars and property damaged. #RajasthanWATCH: Protesters resort to stone pelting in Bhind during #BharatBandh over the SC/ST Protection Act. #MadhyaPradesh pic.twitter.com/40KmhV3Ckm — ANI (@ANI) April 2, 2018
In Pictures: In the ongoing Bharat Bandh, protesters from Dalit groups and other organisations on Monday morning blocked rail traffic movement and stopped trains at several places in Bihar, Punjab and Odisha. The strike was called against the Supreme Court’s order to dilute the stringent provisions mandating immediate arrest under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities (POA) Act. The bandh is reportedly being supported by several groups such as the Peasants and Workers Party, the Prakash Ambedkar-led Bharip Bahujan Mahasangh, the Centre of Indian Trade Unions, the Jati Aant Sangharsh Samiti, the Rashtriya Seva Dal, and National Dalit Movement for Justice, among others. -PTC News#BharatBandh over SC/ST protection act: Protest turns violent in Barmer, cars and property damaged. #Rajasthan pic.twitter.com/gZ0rtMSeg5
— ANI (@ANI) April 2, 2018