Railroad property It was widely targeted by protesters in Bihar and Telangana caused panic among the passengers. Several trainers of It was at least 10 trains set on fire Railway stations were vandalized.
In Telangana, 18-year-Old Damodara Rakesh was killed and 13 others were injured after the Railway Protection Force and State Railways Police opened fire fire in In the morning to stop the violent crowd of hundreds of Young people who broke into in In the busy Secunderabad Railway Station for Rocco Train protest. violent guys set fire to four ghosts even before the RPF can muster them men. Damodara, who was shot in waist, while being transported to Gandhi Hospital. another young man, who hit by a bullet injury in chest fight for life.
In Lakhisarai Bihar, 40-yearUnidentified man who Lost consciousness in ghost of Janseva Express after it was set fire, die in hospital during treatment.
Rail officials told TOI that protesters began throwing stones at trains that had been parked across all 10 of Secunderabad’s berths. soon When they entered the station and set The luggage cart caught fire of East Coast Express bound for Howrah. Later, the ghost of Falaknuma Express, Rajkot Express and eight locomotives were at the station set on fire. protesters also threw entire stalls and bikes on Tracks to disrupt the movement of the train. Caught by surprise, thousands of Passengers ran from the station, some of Leave their belongings behind.
The protesters claimed that the railway police had shot them without him being warning. “They shot me us randomly,” He said Famsi Krishna Reddy19-year-old, protester from Mahboub-Nakr who bullet on the leg.
In Bihar where hundreds of Young people flock to the railways and streets since early morning, several ghost of at least six trains were set on fire In Lakhisarai, Fatuha, Islampur, Danapur, and Kulharia. Besides, window glass of Several other trains were damaged in throwing stones in Ara, Buxar and Khagaria regions.
Hundreds of vehicles stopped of Students closed NH-139 in Arwal, NH-727, Rajbara Gumti in Begusarai and GT Road in Aurangabad. Many school buses were set on fire in Dudnagar in Aurangabad. a fire the band vehicle went to control fire In Daudnagar was also destroyed by an angry mob.
protesters also They destroyed the houses of deputy CM Renault Davy The BJP’s Chief of State Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal in Bettiah next to party desks in Lakhisarai and Sasaram.
With the spread of protests over most parts of Bihar, Nitish Kumar government in Evening order comment of Internet in 15 regions until June 19 and spread of 10 additional companies of Paramilitary forces. RJD and left parties have extended they support to scale called by various young and student guilds on Saturday against Agnipath diagram.
In UP, 260 people were caught, more from 100 in Balea alone where the youth set empty train coach At the railway station on fire. The protests spread to new provinces in above on The third day of protest against the youth set Part of it caught fire of Al-Jitari Police Station and vehicle Inside the outpost buildings in Aligarh. Among other places, UPSRTC buses have been targeted in Firuzabad, Agra and Varanasi while the Delhi-Agra highway was closed in Mathura amid heavy brickwork. There were reports of Protests from Kushinagar, Deoria, Gonda, Amethi and Sitapur also.
In Haryana, protests broke out over to me more regions, forcing the local administration to impose ban orders in many places. With Ballabgarh appearing as new The epicenter, the police had to turn to use of force To disperse angry youth who They started throwing them with They tried to destroy the stones government And the private vehicles. After Jind and Rohtkwhich was on Boiling since Wednesday, the ferment has spread to Charkhi Dadri, Jaggar, Sunipat, Bhiwani, Mahindirgarh, Royari, Hisar, Sirsa, Fatehabad, and some pockets. of Yamunanagar and Kethal districts.
The protests turned violent in Cigar and Bharatpur in Rajasthan where youths vandalized railway stations and attacked policemen.
In Madhya Pradesh, protests broke out in Endurance at hundreds of Young men, their faces covered, blocked the trains at Laxmibai Nagar station and threw fines at the policemen. Three policemen, including two officers, were injured in violence. In the military town of Mhow, the administration imposed Article 144 on Thursday night and set up Checkpoints to keep out protesters.
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