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‘Couldn’t shut paper leaks': Opposition attacks Centre over Delhi metro, internet restrictions amid CJP protest

From Hindustan Times · () English

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  • Opposition parties criticize the central government over restrictions on internet services and Delhi Metro operations amid protests.
  • The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation closed 18 stations in central Delhi for the fourth consecutive day.
  • The restrictions are in place as protests continue, with the opposition alleging government overreach.

Opposition parties in India have attacked the central government, accusing it of overreach through restrictions on internet services and Delhi Metro operations. The measures are in place amid ongoing protests, with 18 metro stations in central Delhi remaining closed for a fourth day.

The opposition claims the government is using these restrictions to suppress dissent. The Hindustan Times reported that the allegations surfaced as metro services faced significant disruption. The specific nature of the protests and the exact demands of the protesters were not detailed, but the government's response has drawn sharp criticism.

These actions highlight a growing tension between the government and opposition groups, particularly concerning the management of public spaces and information flow during periods of civil unrest. The continued closure of metro stations impacts daily commuters and business operations in the affected areas.

Couldn’t shut paper leaks

— OppositionOpposition parties' criticism of the government's actions.
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