MORE THAN 10 STATES WALKED ON 'AGNI' PATH, HOW BIHAR BECAME THE STRONGHOLD OF 'AGNIVEERS'… PROTESTS BY CANDIDATES OF THE ARMED FORCES AGAINST THE CENTRE'S NEW MILITARY RECRUITMENT SCHEME 'AGNEEPATH' HAVE INTENSIFIED IN MANY PARTS OF THE COUNTRY. INCIDENTS OF VIOLENCE HAVE BEEN REPORTED FROM MORE THAN 10 STATES INCLUDING BIHAR, UTTAR PRADESH, DELHI, TELANGANA, WEST BENGAL AND RAJASTHAN. On Friday, a person was also killed in Telangana's Secunderabad in the movement against this scheme, although the central government has increased the age limit from 17 and a half to 21 years to a maximum of 23 years, but for four years' recruitment in military service. There is a boil among the youth across the country on the condition. Several trains were set on fire in Bihar. In Aligarh, UP, protesters torched a police post and set a police officer's car on fire. The case of inciting violence through social media also came to light in Kanpur. Internet service has been suspended in some districts of Bihar and Haryana. The security agencies have alerted the Center of the great danger. In the midst of all this, the Air Force announced the recruitment, then the Army Chief has said to issue the notification for two days. In order to stop the violence against the internet shutdown Agneepath scheme in 12 districts of Bihar and Mahendragarh in Haryana, the Bihar and Haryana government gave instructions to shut down the internet. Internet will remain closed in 12 districts of Bihar and Mahendragarh district of Haryana. In Bihar, these instructions are applicable for 48 hours and in Haryana for 24 hours. Section 144 has been imposed in Gurugram. Agencies alerted the states Amidst the violence spread in 13 states, security agencies have received inputs of conspiracy and attack. After which the central government has come on alert mode. Along with this, the states have also been instructed to be alert. Serious sections on miscreants in UP The Yogi Adityanath government in UP has directed strict action against those who spread violence on the road. The Yogi government will impose many serious sections, including attempt to murder, against the miscreants so that strict action can be taken against them. Several trains set on fire, with over 300 affected railway officials said protesters have set fire to coaches of at least seven trains so far. He said coaches of three moving trains in East-Central Railway and an empty rake at Kulharia in the same area were damaged by the protesters. The Railways said that over 300 trains have been affected, while another 200 trains have been canceled due to opposition to the plan. Deputy CM's house attacked in Bihar The house of Bihar's Deputy Chief Minister Renu Devi in ​​Bettiah district was attacked by protesters earlier in the day. She then came out in support of the Agneepath scheme and accused the opposition parties of "misleading the students" and said that her goons were destroying public property. Air Force announces recruitment Ami

1. MORE THAN 10 STATES WALKED ON 'AGNI' PATH, HOW BIHAR BECAME
THE STRONGHOLD OF 'AGNIVEERS'…
PROTESTS BY CANDIDATES OF THE ARMED FORCES AGAINST THE
CENTRE'S NEW MILITARY RECRUITMENT SCHEME 'AGNEEPATH' HAVE
INTENSIFIED IN MANY PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
INCIDENTS OF VIOLENCE HAVE BEEN REPORTED FROM MORE THAN 10
STATES INCLUDING BIHAR, UTTAR PRADESH, DELHI, TELANGANA, WEST
BENGAL AND RAJASTHAN.
On Friday, a person was also killed in Telangana's Secunderabad in the
movement against this scheme, although the central government has
increased the age limit from 17 and a half to 21 years to a maximum of 23
years, but for four years' recruitment in military service. There is a boil among
the youth across the country on the condition.

2. Several trains were set on fire in Bihar. In Aligarh, UP, protesters torched a
police post and set a police officer's car on fire. The case of inciting violence
through social media also came to light in Kanpur. Internet service has been
suspended in some districts of Bihar and Haryana.
The security agencies have alerted the Center of the great danger. In the
midst of all this, the Air Force announced the recruitment, then the Army Chief
has said to issue the notification for two days.
In order to stop the violence against the internet shutdown Agneepath
scheme in 12 districts of Bihar and Mahendragarh in Haryana,
the Bihar and Haryana government gave instructions to shut down the
internet. Internet will remain closed in 12 districts of Bihar and Mahendragarh
district of Haryana.
In Bihar, these instructions are applicable for 48 hours and in Haryana for 24
hours. Section 144 has been imposed in Gurugram.
Agencies alerted the

3. states Amidst the violence spread in 13 states, security agencies have
received inputs of conspiracy and attack. After which the central government
has come on alert mode. Along with this, the states have also been instructed
to be alert.
Serious sections on miscreants in
UP The Yogi Adityanath government in UP has directed strict action against
those who spread violence on the road. The Yogi government will impose
many serious sections, including attempt to murder, against the miscreants so
that strict action can be taken against them.
Several trains set on fire, with over 300 affected
railway officials said protesters have set fire to coaches of at least seven trains
so far.
He said coaches of three moving trains in East-Central Railway and an empty
rake at Kulharia in the same area were damaged by the protesters. The

4. Railways said that over 300 trains have been affected, while another 200
trains have been canceled due to opposition to the plan.
Deputy CM's house attacked in
Bihar The house of Bihar's Deputy Chief Minister Renu Devi in ​
​
Bettiah district
was attacked by protesters earlier in the day. She then came out in support of
the Agneepath scheme and accused the opposition parties of "misleading the
students" and said that her goons were destroying public property.
Air Force announces recruitment
Amidst the ongoing protests over the Agneepath scheme, IAF chief Air Chief
Marshal VR Choudhary said that the Air Force will start the selection process
under the new model on June 24. Earlier, Army Chief General Manoj Pandey
said that the first Agniveer of the Army would start training at the recruitment
centers by the end of this year.
One killed in firing in Secunderabad

5. : Metro rail services were temporarily suspended as a precautionary measure
amid protests in Telangana capital Hyderabad city. One person died at
Secunderabad railway station in firing by police to control the crowd.
A senior official told Hindustan Times, “The General Railway Police (GRP)
personnel were forced to open fire on the crowd after lathi-charged and fired
tear gas shells.”
The opposition targeted the Modi government,
in protest against the Agneepath scheme, the opposition parties attacked the
Modi government.
Congress and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), allies in the ruling Maha
Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government in Maharashtra, termed the scheme as a
cruel joke with unemployed youth.
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav said that the BJP thinks that people go to the army
for jobs, in fact, youths go to the army with the feeling of patriotism, but what
do they know who have not even participated in the freedom movement.

6. On the other hand, AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi has fiercely cursed the
Modi government for the new scheme of recruitment in the army, Agneepath.
Holding the Modi government responsible for the violence in many parts of the
country regarding Agneepath, Owaisi has appealed to the PM to withdraw this
scheme.
Didn't expect that much opposition would
have to be faced: Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar's big statement of
opposition to the Agneepath plan came out. The Navy chief said he did not
expect such widespread violent protests over the plan.
Talking to news agency ANI, the Navy Chief said, 'I did not expect any such
protest. We worked on the Agneepath scheme for about one and a half
years…'.
Defense Minister, Home Minister tried to address the concerns of the
youth

7. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Chief of
Army Staff General Manoj Pandey tried to allay the concerns about the
recruitment scheme but angry youths created a ruckus in the railway premises
at many places carrying bricks, sticks and various Highways were blocked in
cities and towns. Railway officials said that 340 train operations were affected
and 234 trains have been canceled so far.
Officials said that the protesters have so far torched the coaches of seven
trains. The protesters damaged coaches of three moving trains in the East
Central Railway (ECR) zone and an empty bogie at Kulharia in the same
zone.
He said a bogie of a train standing in a queue for washing in Uttar Pradesh's
Ballia was also damaged. So far 64 trains have been stopped before the
destination in the ECR zone.