Farmers Protest: Internet shut down in 7 districts of Haryana?
Reportedly in the order issued by delhi police Commissioner Sanjay Arora, it has been said that there is a ban on the entry of tractors in the capital Delhi. There is a ban on possessing temporary weapons like guns, inflammable substances, bricks, stones. There is also a ban on collecting petrol and soda bottles. Apart from this, use of loud speakers is prohibited for the next one month.
Perhaps to maintain law and order in the capital, Section 144 has been imposed in entire delhi till march 12. There is a ban on gathering any kind of crowd. Orders have been given for immediate arrest of those who violate Section 144. No one is allowed to violate the law. At the same time, haryana administration has converted Chaudhary Dalbir Singh Indoor Stadium and Guru Gobind Singh Stadium of Sirsa into temporary jails. Farmers creating nuisance can be arrested and kept in these temporary jails.
delhi police has issued traffic advisory for all the data-borders of the capital. Entry of heavy vehicles into delhi has been banned. Also, it has been advised to use light vehicles to travel to delhi from nearby local data-borders instead of the main data-border. Two days before the farmers march to delhi, internet and SMS services were stopped in 7 districts of Haryana. It has been decided to shut down internet services for three days in Ambala, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Jind, Hisar, Fatehabad and Sirsa districts of Haryana.