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Zilla Sadhana JAC calls for ‘Jail Bharo’ today.
Heavy deployment of police and arrest of protestors ensured the situation here to be peaceful on Sunday. The leaders of Jangaon Zilla Sadhana JAC asserted that their agitation for Jangaon district would continue.
Jangaon (Warangal): Heavy deployment of police and arrest of protestors ensured the situation here to be peaceful on Sunday. The leaders of Jangaon Zilla Sadhana JAC asserted that their agitation for Jangaon district would continue.
Piqued at the arrest of the Joint Action Committee activists, the JAC leaders have called for ‘Jail Bharo’ protest on Monday. The police booked 18 persons under different sections in connection with four cases, such as torching of an RTC bus and damaging many others on July 1 and remanded them to central jail on Saturday.
Local municipal vice-chairman N Venkat, corporators A Sathish, D Srinivas and others were among the remanded. The town circle inspector, Ch Srinivas said some of the JAC leaders accused in Friday’s violent protests were absconding and they would be arrested soon.
‘The situation is now peaceful. In order to prevent the mobs to gather in the streets and on the roads section 144 is enforced in the town. The protestors should express their views in democratic manner. Serious action would be taken against them if the law and order is disrupted,’ he added.
