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Violence Erupts During 24-Hour Tripura Bandh Over Illegal Migrant Deportation Demand

Protesters on streets during Tripura bandh with police presence

Violence Erupts During 24-Hour Tripura Bandh Over Illegal Migrant Deportation Demand

Vizzve Admin

A 24-hour Tripura bandh called to demand the deportation of illegal migrants turned violent in several areas of the state. Protesters clashed with police and blocked roads, disrupting normal life across major towns.

Incident Details

The bandh was organized by local groups demanding action against illegal migrants residing in the state.

Roads and public transport were disrupted as demonstrators blocked streets and burned tires.

Police forces were deployed to control the situation, using lathi charge and tear gas in some areas.

Reports indicate minor injuries among protesters and police personnel.

Authorities have appealed for peace and restraint, emphasizing that normalcy will be restored soon.

Impact of the Bandh

Transport Disruption: Public buses, private vehicles, and railway services faced delays or cancellations.

Business Closure: Shops, markets, and offices remained closed across key towns.

Public Safety Concerns: The violence caused panic among residents, and authorities issued warnings to avoid crowded areas.

Political Reactions

Local political leaders condemned the violence while acknowledging the protesters’ concerns. The state administration assured that they are looking into the demands regarding illegal migrant settlements through legal and administrative channels.

FAQs

1. Why was the Tripura bandh called?
The bandh was called to demand the deportation of illegal migrants residing in the state.

2. How long did the bandh last?
It lasted for 24 hours.

3. Were there any injuries reported?
Yes, minor injuries were reported among both protesters and police personnel.

4. How did authorities respond?
Police used lathi charge and tear gas to control violent protesters and restore order.

5. How were public services affected?
Road transport, rail services, and local businesses were disrupted, with shops and offices closed in major towns.

Published on : 24th October

Published by : SMITA

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