Showing posts with label protest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label protest. Show all posts
The Assam Government has issued notification that there must be normal functioning and attendance of all Government offices and Undertakings in view of tomorrow’s bandh. Instruction has been given to all concerned authorities to take necessary action to ensure normal functioning of all State Government offices, including Transport and Power during bandh.
The Federation of All India Petroleum Traders (FAIPT) will not participate in the tomorrow proposed bandh called by some political parties against the government's decision of diesel price hike, capping LPG cylinder and FDI in retail trade. In a statement issued in New Delhi the FAIPT general Secretary, Ajay Bansal said that all the 42000 petrol pumps across the country will remain open and operate normally.
The United States has ordered all family members of non-essential staff to leave its embassies of Tunisia and Sudan.
The US embassies in these countries are among several US diplomatic missions to be targeted by protesters angered by an Internet video film relating to Prophet Mohammad.
The State Department has ordered all dependents and non-emergency government staff to leave Sudan.
A similar order was issued for Tunisia on Friday with the State Department urging American citizens to leave the country and warning those who remain to exercise extreme caution.
The American embassies in both Tunisia and Sudan were the targets of violent protests on Friday. Four people were killed in Tunisia where demonstrators scaled the walls of the embassy, set fire to vehicles in the car park and ransacked a nearby American school. लूटा हुआ
The US embassies in these countries are among several US diplomatic missions to be targeted by protesters angered by an Internet video film relating to Prophet Mohammad.
The State Department has ordered all dependents and non-emergency government staff to leave Sudan.
A similar order was issued for Tunisia on Friday with the State Department urging American citizens to leave the country and warning those who remain to exercise extreme caution.
The American embassies in both Tunisia and Sudan were the targets of violent protests on Friday. Four people were killed in Tunisia where demonstrators scaled the walls of the embassy, set fire to vehicles in the car park and ransacked a nearby American school. लूटा हुआ
Normal life was disrupted in North Eastern States of Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh due to a 12-hour bandh called by North East Students Organisation.
The bandh was organised to protest influx of illegal Bangledeshi migrants. They were also protesting against the harassment of students from the region in other parts of the country.
Our Correspondents report that shops, business esablishments, government and private offices apart from banks and educational institutions were mostly closed.
The bandh was supported by several other organisations from the region. Police has intensified patrolling in Dimapur town as a precautionary measure following a group clash in the Thahekhu village in Nagaland.
Addressing a rally in Guwahati this evening, the leaders of Student Organisations called for immediate detection and deportation of illegal Bangladeshis from North East.
The bandh was organised to protest influx of illegal Bangledeshi migrants. They were also protesting against the harassment of students from the region in other parts of the country.
Our Correspondents report that shops, business esablishments, government and private offices apart from banks and educational institutions were mostly closed.
The bandh was supported by several other organisations from the region. Police has intensified patrolling in Dimapur town as a precautionary measure following a group clash in the Thahekhu village in Nagaland.
Addressing a rally in Guwahati this evening, the leaders of Student Organisations called for immediate detection and deportation of illegal Bangladeshis from North East.
Labels: North eastern region, protest
Employees of 24 public sector banks (PSBs) and 12 private banks participated in the two day strike yesterday, which led to hampering of banking operations.
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