Udaipur, Rajasthan, has been placed under a 24-hour internet shutdown following a stabbing incident at a government school that triggered communal tensions. The incident involved two students, one of whom was allegedly stabbed by another with a knife. Following the incident, protests erupted, leading to stone pelting and arson. Authorities have imposed Section 144 and deployed security forces to maintain order.
The Haryana government has imposed a 24-hour internet blackout in Nuh, starting at 6 pm on Sunday, ahead of the Braj Mandal Jalabhishek Yatra. The decision follows last year’s violent clashes during the pilgrimage, and aims to prevent misinformation and ensure a peaceful event.
Violent protests erupted in Bangladesh over a reinstated government jobs quota, leading to a death toll of 64 and a nationwide internet shutdown. The demonstrations, which began on Monday, pose a significant challenge to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government and could further impact the country’s economy.
Protests in Bangladesh over job quotas have turned violent, with protesters setting fire to the Bangladesh Television (BTV) headquarters and the government imposing a nationwide internet shutdown. The protests, triggered by the government’s decision to introduce public sector job quotas, have resulted in the deaths of 16 people. Protesters, angry over the government’s response to their demands, stormed the BTV building, setting fire to vehicles and an office building. The prime minister has vowed to punish those responsible for the violence.
