Karwadi/Jaipur, June 5: Fresh efforts to stop the fortnight-long Gujjar agitation, the Rajasthan government today invited for talks with community leader Kirori Singh Bainsla who said he would send his representatives after consulting prominent Gujjar leaders.
Nearly 200 Gujjar woman blocked railway track near Shalawas, in Dausu districk on wednesday. According to reports that about 40 trains have been cancelled when the rail traffic got disrupted on route linking Rajasthan to other states. Security forces are keeping strict vigil in the violence-hit areas.
NEW Delhi, May 29 (APP): Gujjars, who have been agitating to seek Scheduled Tribe status for the last six days, blocked roads and railway track leading to Indian capital on Thursday.
The economic and social life of Delhi came to halt in the first half of the day as Gujjars pelted stones on police, deployed […]
Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje will meet the Gujjar leader Colonel Bainsla in Pilupura village, near Bharatpur.
Bainsla, who is leading the protests, has said the talks will happen on the condition if the state government sends a representative to Bharatpur.
Bharatpur/Jaipur (PTI): At least 15 people, including a policeman, were on Friday killed in police firing and clashes between members of Gujjar community demanding Scheduled Caste status for them and the men in uniform at Bayana in Rajasthan’s Bharatpur district, after which the army was deployed in the area.
New Delhi, May 24 (PTI) The outbreak of Gujjar violence today forced the BJP to shift its National Executive meeting from Jaipur to Delhi, upsetting its plans to use the conclave to launch a high-voltage campaign in poll-bound Rajasthan.