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    Despite Bharat Bandh call, normal life cited in Uttar Pradesh

    Despite Bharat Bandh call, normal life cited in Uttar Pradesh

    By Rajashree Seal
    (PTI desk)
    Apr 10, 2018
    01:40 pm

    What's the story

    There has been no report of any untoward incident from anywhere in the Uttar Pradesh till around noon during the ongoing 'Bharat Bandh' on Tuesday, the official sources said.

    The life in the state capital Lucknow remained normal with traders opening their shops and vehicles plying on the roads.

    The government and private offices and schools too functioned without any hindrance.

    Information

    Centre advised all states to beef up security

    Life remained by and large normal in UP today despite a country-wide shut down called by some groups against the caste-based reservations in jobs and education. The Centre had yesterday advised all states to beef up security and prevent any violence during the Bharat Bandh.

    Violence

    For any violence, DMs and SPs would be held responsible

    In its advisory, the Ministry of Home Affairs had said the districts magistrates and superintendent of police would be held personally responsible for any violence in their area.

    Today's anti-quota protest came a week after a nationwide protest by Dalit groups against "dilution" of the SC/ST Act by the Supreme Court, entailing massive violence in different states that led to nine people's death.

    Information

    Home Ministry asks states to intensify patrolling in sensitive areas

    The Union Home Ministry has asked all the states to intensify patrolling in all sensitive localities to ensure that no loss of life or damage to property occurs during the shutdown today.

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