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Aaj ki baat, aaj ki baat, rajat sharma, agnipath scheme, defence recruitment scheme, protests, Nationwide protests, trains set ablaze,

At least four trains are set on fire, two in Bihar, one in Uttar Pradesh and one in Telangana

New Delhi/Secunderabad, June 17 (PTI): One person was killed in police firing in Secunderabad, the first casualty of protests against the Agnipath defence recruitment scheme that raged through several states for the third day on Friday with trains torched, public property vandalised and many thousands blocking tracks and highways. At least 200 trains were affected, 35 cancelled and 13 short-terminated, railway officials said. As angry crowds, some armed with brickbats and stones, fanned out acro...

The protesters demanded that the government scrap the recently announced scheme and continue the existing system of recruitment.

Bihar BJP president Sanjay Jaiswal's residence in Bettiah town was vandalised on Friday during protests against the Agnipath army recruitment scheme, the second such incident of attack on senior party leaders' houses in the state during the day.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Reacting to the agitation against the Agnipath scheme, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Renu Devi on Friday said that the Opposition is misleading the students on the Centres Agnipath recruitment Scheme. India News | Opposition Misleading Students on Agnipath Scheme: Bihar Dy CM on Violence Across State.

The violent protests against the Centres Agnipath scheme on Friday turned into a political fight between the leaders of two ruling parties, the BJP and JD(U).Sanjay Jaiswal, the state president of BJP blamed the Nitish Kumar government for ...

Angry mobs destroyed public and government properties across the nation on Thursday and Friday.

The order issued by the government stated that this order, will, however, not be applicable to government internet and intranet based services.

At least one person has died amid violent demonstrations against plans to hire new troops on shorter contracts, with the majority guaranteed no onward prospects or benefits.