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Section 144 imposed in several areas of Ranchi after protests

According to the Ranchi district administration, heavy security forces have been deployed in the violence-hit areas to bring the situation under control

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Jun 11, 2022, 11:37 am IST
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Ranchi (Jharkhand) [India]: A day after violent protests killed two people and injured many in Jharkhand’s Ranchi, section 144 was imposed in several areas of the capital city on Saturday (June 11).

Heavy security forces have been deployed in the violence-hit areas to bring the situation under control, according to the Ranchi district administration.

Ranchi district administration also extended internet suspension till tomorrow, June 12.

“Section 144 enforced in 12 police station areas of Ranchi. The situation is under control and is being monitored throughout. Various forces have been deployed. CCTV footage and videos are being scrutinised, necessary actions will be taken. The identification process is going on,” said Ranchi district administration.

Two people died during the violent protest that erupted in Ranchi after Friday prayers.

“Two people have succumbed to their injuries out of total injured who were brought to Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) after the violence in Ranchi,” confirmed RIMS authorities.

The protest that erupted after Friday prayers had turned violent following the incidents of stone-pelting and torching of several vehicles, and vandalisation was reported. Many people sustained injuries in the violent protests yesterday.

The district administration acted immediately and imposed a curfew in violence-hit areas of Ranchi, thereby bringing the situation under control. All internet services were temporarily suspended in Ranchi till 6 am on Saturday, i.e. June 11, in the wake of protests in the city.

After various gulf nations expressed outrage on Nupur Sharma’s comments on Muhammad’s life, the country has been witnessing protests in various states, including Punjab, Delhi, and Uttar Pradesh.

In Punjab, the protestors have demanded the arrest of sacked leaders, whereas the instances of stone-pelting and sloganeering were witnessed after the Friday prayers in Uttar Pradesh.

As per the reports, a massive protest broke out at Delhi’s Jama Masjid, which was later brought under control after the police removed protestors from the protest site. (ANI)

 

Topics: stone peltingRanchiFriday FrenzycurfewJharkhandFriday prayers
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