Sundargarh on Edge: Internet Suspended After Violent Clash

After a violent group clash in Sundargarh, Odisha, resulting in 12 injuries, the administration imposed prohibitory orders and suspended internet services. The altercation, sparked by an argument over a food item, involved sharp weapons and stone pelting. Authorities have closed schools and banned gatherings to maintain law and order.

In a bid to maintain peace, the Sundargarh administration in Odisha has clamped prohibitory orders and cut internet services following a violent clash that left at least 12 people injured, including police officers.

The confrontation erupted in the Regent Market area over a disagreement about a food item between two youths, escalating into violence with sharp weapons and stones involved. Responding swiftly, police used mild force to re-establish order.

Authorities have shut down all educational institutions and banned public gatherings in the town, with intensified patrolling ensuring peace. Investigations are underway with two cases set to be registered. No arrests have been made, but video evidence is being scrutinized for further action.

(With inputs from agencies.)