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Jat Leaders Threaten To Intensify Stir If Demands Are Not Met
The Jat quota agitation in Haryana continued for the ninth day, with protesters sitting on 'dharnas' at various places today, even as the community's leaders have threatened to intensify the stir if their demands are not met by the government.
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Mobile Internet Services Suspended In Several Haryana Districts
Prohibitory orders were clamped and mobile internet services suspended at many places in Haryana today as the state braced for possible renewal of the Jat quota agitation that had led to widespread violence claiming the lives of 30 people last month.
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Jat Agitation: No Lapse Of Centre And Haryana, Says Rajnath Singh
There was no lapse either on the part of the Centre or the state government over the handling of the protests in Haryana on the issue of reservation for Jats, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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Jat Agitation: Haryana Government Fixes Deadline For Submission Of Claims
The Haryana government today fixed March 5 as the last date for submission of claims by those whose properties were damaged in the incidents of violence and arson during the Jat agitation for quota.
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Rapes During Jat Protests: Kumari Selja Demands Probe Into Allegations
Congress lawmaker Kumari Selja today sought a judicial inquiry into the reports of rape of several women in Haryana during the Jat agitation, saying "jungle raj" was prevailing in the state.
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Jat Quota Stir: Protestors Vandalise Railway Station, Burn Train Engine In Rajasthan
A mob today vandalised a railway station and set ablaze a goods train engine in the district where normal life remained affected for the second consecutive day due to the Jat quota stir in Rajasthan.
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Jat Quota Issue: Community Members to Protest Outside PM Modi's Residence
In a bid to seek reintroduction of reservation for Jats, which was cancelled by the Supreme Court in March, the community has decided to 'gherao' (protest outside) the residences of Prime Mintiser Narendra Modi and other cabinet ministers in July.
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Jat Leaders Threaten To Intensify Stir If Demands Are Not Met
The Jat quota agitation in Haryana continued for the ninth day, with protesters sitting on 'dharnas' at various places today, even as the community's leaders have threatened to intensify the stir if their demands are not met by the government.
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Mobile Internet Services Suspended In Several Haryana Districts
Prohibitory orders were clamped and mobile internet services suspended at many places in Haryana today as the state braced for possible renewal of the Jat quota agitation that had led to widespread violence claiming the lives of 30 people last month.
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Jat Agitation: No Lapse Of Centre And Haryana, Says Rajnath Singh
There was no lapse either on the part of the Centre or the state government over the handling of the protests in Haryana on the issue of reservation for Jats, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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Jat Agitation: Haryana Government Fixes Deadline For Submission Of Claims
The Haryana government today fixed March 5 as the last date for submission of claims by those whose properties were damaged in the incidents of violence and arson during the Jat agitation for quota.
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Rapes During Jat Protests: Kumari Selja Demands Probe Into Allegations
Congress lawmaker Kumari Selja today sought a judicial inquiry into the reports of rape of several women in Haryana during the Jat agitation, saying "jungle raj" was prevailing in the state.
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Jat Quota Stir: Protestors Vandalise Railway Station, Burn Train Engine In Rajasthan
A mob today vandalised a railway station and set ablaze a goods train engine in the district where normal life remained affected for the second consecutive day due to the Jat quota stir in Rajasthan.
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Jat Quota Issue: Community Members to Protest Outside PM Modi's Residence
In a bid to seek reintroduction of reservation for Jats, which was cancelled by the Supreme Court in March, the community has decided to 'gherao' (protest outside) the residences of Prime Mintiser Narendra Modi and other cabinet ministers in July.
