Gurugram Protests

Daily commuters between Delhi and Gurugram have been facing massive traffic jams today after protesting farmers announced to continue their 'Delhi Chalo' agitation.

Over 200 people were detained and several got injured in a clash between police and the protesters demanding the formation of an Ahir regiment in the Army, officials said.

Police said angry family members and maids protested outside the building in sector 46 and tried to create a ruckus at the police station, and also blocked the road.

An unidentified man has been booked for allegedly ramming his scooter into a woman's car on Sohna Road, and when she protested, making "obscene" gestures towards her, police on Monday said.

The Gurgaon administration has banned large gatherings amid spiralling protests by army aspirants against the new recruitment policy, Agnipath.

Hundreds of young people on Thursday took to the streets in Bilaspur and Sidhrawali areas of Gurugram and Rewari, some 50 km away, against the 'Agnipath' scheme

The Delhi-Gurugram Expressway on Wednesday saw big traffic jams following a protest march by members of the 'Sanyukt Ahir Regiment Morcha' in support of their demand of an Ahir regiment' in the Indian Army.

A "proposed march" demanding the creation of an "Ahir Regiment" in the Indian Army is set to hit traffic in and around Gurgaon, including Delhi, on Wednesday. Travellers will likely experience the disruption from early morning till late evening.

The Gurugram University has decided to go ahead with offline examinations in the “best interest of students”.

The protest was held by parents of Class 5 and Class 8 students studying in 12 schools across Gurugram governed by CBSE, CISCE, and IB Boards.

Rajya Sabha MP of the CPI(M) KK Ragesh, a familiar face at the ongoing farmers' protest, has tested positive for the coronavirus and has been admitted to the Medanta hospital in Gurugram, according to a Facebook post by the Left leader.

The students of Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya in Gurugram on Saturday held a protest outside their college demanding cancellation of their second-semester examination.

The farmers' protests at Delhi borders continued for the tenth day in a row, causing many closures and diversions on roads and leading to heavy traffic jams in the evening.

Swaraj India chief Yogendra Yadav, detained by the Haryana Police at Gurugram, questioned why the state's Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala recently held a rally with farmers if the coronavirus pandemic was the cause for crackdown on protesting farmers.

Many roads in Haryana leading to the national capital were today clogged with heavy traffic as the state administration remained on high alert amid an intensifying "Delhi Chalo" protest march by farmers against the new farm laws passed by the central government in September.

Daily commuters between Delhi and Gurugram have been facing massive traffic jams today after protesting farmers announced to continue their 'Delhi Chalo' agitation.

Over 200 people were detained and several got injured in a clash between police and the protesters demanding the formation of an Ahir regiment in the Army, officials said.

Police said angry family members and maids protested outside the building in sector 46 and tried to create a ruckus at the police station, and also blocked the road.

An unidentified man has been booked for allegedly ramming his scooter into a woman's car on Sohna Road, and when she protested, making "obscene" gestures towards her, police on Monday said.

The Gurgaon administration has banned large gatherings amid spiralling protests by army aspirants against the new recruitment policy, Agnipath.

Hundreds of young people on Thursday took to the streets in Bilaspur and Sidhrawali areas of Gurugram and Rewari, some 50 km away, against the 'Agnipath' scheme

The Delhi-Gurugram Expressway on Wednesday saw big traffic jams following a protest march by members of the 'Sanyukt Ahir Regiment Morcha' in support of their demand of an Ahir regiment' in the Indian Army.

A "proposed march" demanding the creation of an "Ahir Regiment" in the Indian Army is set to hit traffic in and around Gurgaon, including Delhi, on Wednesday. Travellers will likely experience the disruption from early morning till late evening.

The Gurugram University has decided to go ahead with offline examinations in the “best interest of students”.

The protest was held by parents of Class 5 and Class 8 students studying in 12 schools across Gurugram governed by CBSE, CISCE, and IB Boards.

Rajya Sabha MP of the CPI(M) KK Ragesh, a familiar face at the ongoing farmers' protest, has tested positive for the coronavirus and has been admitted to the Medanta hospital in Gurugram, according to a Facebook post by the Left leader.

The students of Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya in Gurugram on Saturday held a protest outside their college demanding cancellation of their second-semester examination.

The farmers' protests at Delhi borders continued for the tenth day in a row, causing many closures and diversions on roads and leading to heavy traffic jams in the evening.

Swaraj India chief Yogendra Yadav, detained by the Haryana Police at Gurugram, questioned why the state's Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala recently held a rally with farmers if the coronavirus pandemic was the cause for crackdown on protesting farmers.

Many roads in Haryana leading to the national capital were today clogged with heavy traffic as the state administration remained on high alert amid an intensifying "Delhi Chalo" protest march by farmers against the new farm laws passed by the central government in September.