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Suspension of mobile internet, SMS services in Nuh, Palwal extended

Mobile internet and SMS services were suspended after clashes erupted in Nuh on July 31 over an attempt to stop a Vishva Hindu Parishad procession and spread to Gurugram and other districts of the state. Six people have died in the clashes.

Updated on: Aug 6, 2023, 00:17:08 IST
By , Chandigarh
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The Haryana government on Saturday extended the suspension of mobile internet service in Nuh and Palwal districts till August 8, according to an official order.

Rapid Action Force(RAF) has been deployed at Gurugram-Sohna road in Badshahpur village to maintain law and order on Saturday, (Parveen Kumar/HT)
Rapid Action Force(RAF) has been deployed at Gurugram-Sohna road in Badshahpur village to maintain law and order on Saturday, (Parveen Kumar/HT)

Suspension of SMS services in these two districts has been extended till 5 pm on August 7, it said.

Mobile internet and SMS services were suspended after clashes erupted in Nuh on July 31 over an attempt to stop a Vishva Hindu Parishad procession and spread to Gurugram and other districts of the state. Six people have died in the clashes.

The order to extend the suspension was issued by Additional Chief Secretary (Home), T V S N Prasad, on Saturday evening. The Haryana government had earlier suspended mobile internet and SMS services and later extended till August 5.

“This order is extended to prevent any disturbance of peace and public order in the jurisdiction of district Nuh and shall be in force up to 08.08.2023 (23:59 hrs),” it stated.

“It has been brought to my notice by the deputy commissioners of Nuh that the law-and-order situation has been reviewed and intimated that conditions are still critical and tense in their respective districts.

In a separate order, the ACS (Home) said, “This order extended to prevent any disturbance of peace and public order in the jurisdiction of district Palwal, Haryana, and shall be in force up to 07.08.2023 (1700 hrs).”

 
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