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Violence During 24-Hour Tripura Bandh Called To Demand Deportation Of Illegal Migrants
The Dhalai district of Tripura turned tense on Thursday evening as a mob supporting the 24-hour statewide strike clashed with police and administration officials.
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Tripura Students' Group Calls Off 12-Hour Bandh To Protest Assault By Cops
Tripura's Tribal Students Federation has called off its 12-hour statewide strike on Monday to protest the alleged thrashing of two tribal students for having parked their two-wheeler on the route that Chief Minister Biplab Deb's convoy was to take.
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Congress Calls 12-Hour Shutdown In Tripura To Protest Attack On State Chief
The Congress in Tripura has called a 12-hour shutdown in the state to protest the attack on top opposition leaders allegedly by BJP supporters in the state. The protest call comes just hours after state Congress chief Pijush Biswas suffered minor injuries after his vehicle was attacked while he was on his way to attend a party meeting.
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12-Hour Shutdown Observed In Tripura Town Over Bru Refugees Resettlement
A dawn to dusk 12-hour shutdown was observed today in North Tripura's Kanchanpur sub-division to protest against the resettlement of the Reang or Bru refugees.
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Tripura Schools, Colleges Shut Amid Congress Shutdown Over Citizenship Bill
Schools and colleges were closed, offices were shut and vehicles remained largely off roads in Tripura today amid a 24-hour shutdown call given by the Congress, officials said.
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Baby Dies As Ambulance Gets Stuck Amid Tripura Clashes Over Citizenship Bill
In the middle of violent protests against the controversial Citizenship Amendment Bill in Tripura, a two-month-old unwell child died on its way to a hospital when the ambulance got stuck in a road blockade. About 40 people were injured in clashes in three places of Tripura during an 11-hour bandh on Tuesday, the police said.
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"Shutdown Against Citizenship Bill Won't Affect Tripura": Chief Minister
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb on Tuesday said that there will be no effect of the bandh called against the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in the state.
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Chief Minister Must Resign, Order Probe: Tripura Parties On Police Firing
Protesting the citizenship amendment bill, tribal groups in Tripura have called a 12-hour bandh today. Tribal groups are also protesting police firing earlier this week, in which six youth were injured. Parties led by BJP ally, Indigenous Nationalist Party of Tripura (INPT), demanded the resignation Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb. They want a judi...
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6 Tripura Youth Injured In Police Firing, Internet Suspended For 2 Days
Six tribal youth were injured in police firing during clashes at protests against the citizenship bill in Tripura Tuesday night. Members of the North East Students' Organization cashed with the police at Khumulwng, the tribal body headquarters, about 25 kilometre from Agartala.
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In Tripura, Action Against Government Staff Absent During Bharat Bandh
In an unprecedented move , Tripura's BJP-IPFT led government has decided to take action against the government employees who did not attend office on September 10, when the Congress held a nationwide protest, "Bharat Bandh", against the rising fuel prices.
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Violence During 24-Hour Tripura Bandh Called To Demand Deportation Of Illegal Migrants
The Dhalai district of Tripura turned tense on Thursday evening as a mob supporting the 24-hour statewide strike clashed with police and administration officials.
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Tripura Students' Group Calls Off 12-Hour Bandh To Protest Assault By Cops
Tripura's Tribal Students Federation has called off its 12-hour statewide strike on Monday to protest the alleged thrashing of two tribal students for having parked their two-wheeler on the route that Chief Minister Biplab Deb's convoy was to take.
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Congress Calls 12-Hour Shutdown In Tripura To Protest Attack On State Chief
The Congress in Tripura has called a 12-hour shutdown in the state to protest the attack on top opposition leaders allegedly by BJP supporters in the state. The protest call comes just hours after state Congress chief Pijush Biswas suffered minor injuries after his vehicle was attacked while he was on his way to attend a party meeting.
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12-Hour Shutdown Observed In Tripura Town Over Bru Refugees Resettlement
A dawn to dusk 12-hour shutdown was observed today in North Tripura's Kanchanpur sub-division to protest against the resettlement of the Reang or Bru refugees.
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Tripura Schools, Colleges Shut Amid Congress Shutdown Over Citizenship Bill
Schools and colleges were closed, offices were shut and vehicles remained largely off roads in Tripura today amid a 24-hour shutdown call given by the Congress, officials said.
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Baby Dies As Ambulance Gets Stuck Amid Tripura Clashes Over Citizenship Bill
In the middle of violent protests against the controversial Citizenship Amendment Bill in Tripura, a two-month-old unwell child died on its way to a hospital when the ambulance got stuck in a road blockade. About 40 people were injured in clashes in three places of Tripura during an 11-hour bandh on Tuesday, the police said.
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"Shutdown Against Citizenship Bill Won't Affect Tripura": Chief Minister
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb on Tuesday said that there will be no effect of the bandh called against the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in the state.
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Chief Minister Must Resign, Order Probe: Tripura Parties On Police Firing
Protesting the citizenship amendment bill, tribal groups in Tripura have called a 12-hour bandh today. Tribal groups are also protesting police firing earlier this week, in which six youth were injured. Parties led by BJP ally, Indigenous Nationalist Party of Tripura (INPT), demanded the resignation Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb. They want a judi...
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6 Tripura Youth Injured In Police Firing, Internet Suspended For 2 Days
Six tribal youth were injured in police firing during clashes at protests against the citizenship bill in Tripura Tuesday night. Members of the North East Students' Organization cashed with the police at Khumulwng, the tribal body headquarters, about 25 kilometre from Agartala.
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In Tripura, Action Against Government Staff Absent During Bharat Bandh
In an unprecedented move , Tripura's BJP-IPFT led government has decided to take action against the government employees who did not attend office on September 10, when the Congress held a nationwide protest, "Bharat Bandh", against the rising fuel prices.
