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Haryana On Guard As Jats Begin Fresh Agitation Today
The Jat community in Haryana will begin a second round of agitation starting today to press on their demand of an increased quota in government jobs and educational institutes. Anticipating a repeat of February's violent protests which claimed at least 30 lives and injured hundreds, the police and administration have prepped strong.
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Murthal: Haryana Police Add Gangrape To FIR
After rejecting reports of gangrapes at Murthal during the Jat stir for reservation, the Haryana Police has told the Punjab and Haryana High Court that the section on gangrape had been added to the FIR in the case.
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Police Case Registered On Alleged Gang-Rapes In Murthal By Jat Agitators
For the first time since reports alleged that women were pulled out of cars and raped in Murthal near Delhi at the height of the Jat quota agitation, a police case has been filed.
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Haryana Government Invites Jat Leaders For Talks Tomorrow Afternoon, Stir Off Till Then
Haryana government today invited Jat leaders for talks on their quota demand tomorrow afternoon, till when they will not resume their agitation.
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Guard Who Averted Bank Robbery During Jat Agitation To Be Awarded
A guard who single-handedly saved Rs 137 crore in a bank from being looted during Haryana's Jat protests deserves the highest gallantry award for civilians, a minister said on Tuesday.
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Jat Agitation: Victims Of Violence Want Army To Stay Longer In Jhajjhar
The residents of violence-hit Jhajjar district in Haryana today told a visiting central minister that the armed forces deployed in their area should continue to provide them security for several weeks more.
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Haryana Jat Quota Stir: Ex-Chief Minister Hooda To Go On 'Peace Fast' Today
As the Jat quota agitation raged on in Haryana with fresh incidents of violence, former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda said that he would go on a fast at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi from today to drive home the message of peace.
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Jats likely to intensify stir in Haryana
Jats, who are seeking quotas in government jobs, are likely to intensify their agitation after the Haryana government refused to release nearly 100 leaders of the community who were arrested for violent protests.
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Jat agitation intensifies, protesters serve ultimatum
The agitating Jats, demanding job quota for them, on Thursday, served an ultimatum asking Haryana government to unconditionally release by tomorrow all those who had been taken into custody during the movement.
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Jat agitation: Situation at Hisar remains tense
Rail services remained paralysed while buses were off the roads. District administration had yesterday ordered closure of all educational institutions for three days.
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Haryana On Guard As Jats Begin Fresh Agitation Today
The Jat community in Haryana will begin a second round of agitation starting today to press on their demand of an increased quota in government jobs and educational institutes. Anticipating a repeat of February's violent protests which claimed at least 30 lives and injured hundreds, the police and administration have prepped strong.
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Murthal: Haryana Police Add Gangrape To FIR
After rejecting reports of gangrapes at Murthal during the Jat stir for reservation, the Haryana Police has told the Punjab and Haryana High Court that the section on gangrape had been added to the FIR in the case.
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Police Case Registered On Alleged Gang-Rapes In Murthal By Jat Agitators
For the first time since reports alleged that women were pulled out of cars and raped in Murthal near Delhi at the height of the Jat quota agitation, a police case has been filed.
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Haryana Government Invites Jat Leaders For Talks Tomorrow Afternoon, Stir Off Till Then
Haryana government today invited Jat leaders for talks on their quota demand tomorrow afternoon, till when they will not resume their agitation.
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Guard Who Averted Bank Robbery During Jat Agitation To Be Awarded
A guard who single-handedly saved Rs 137 crore in a bank from being looted during Haryana's Jat protests deserves the highest gallantry award for civilians, a minister said on Tuesday.
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Jat Agitation: Victims Of Violence Want Army To Stay Longer In Jhajjhar
The residents of violence-hit Jhajjar district in Haryana today told a visiting central minister that the armed forces deployed in their area should continue to provide them security for several weeks more.
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Haryana Jat Quota Stir: Ex-Chief Minister Hooda To Go On 'Peace Fast' Today
As the Jat quota agitation raged on in Haryana with fresh incidents of violence, former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda said that he would go on a fast at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi from today to drive home the message of peace.
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Jats likely to intensify stir in Haryana
Jats, who are seeking quotas in government jobs, are likely to intensify their agitation after the Haryana government refused to release nearly 100 leaders of the community who were arrested for violent protests.
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Jat agitation intensifies, protesters serve ultimatum
The agitating Jats, demanding job quota for them, on Thursday, served an ultimatum asking Haryana government to unconditionally release by tomorrow all those who had been taken into custody during the movement.
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Jat agitation: Situation at Hisar remains tense
Rail services remained paralysed while buses were off the roads. District administration had yesterday ordered closure of all educational institutions for three days.
