Northeast India’s Only English and Hindi Satellite News Channel

Internet ban in 7 districts to be lifted tomorrow: M’laya DGP

First Published: 27th November, 2022 21:39 IST

The Meghalaya government is all set to lift the internet ban tomorrow. Six days after the Mukroh firing incident, the government of Meghalaya has now decided to lift the internet

The Meghalaya government is all set to lift the internet ban tomorrow. Six days after the Mukroh firing incident, the government of Meghalaya has now decided to lift the internet ban across the hill state. The ban was imposed as a precautionary measure to prevent spread of misinformation. Restrictions on the movement of Assam registered vehicles has also been lifted by authorities in Assam, and the Meghalaya police has increased its patrolling across Meghalaya, LR Bishnoi, DGP Meghalaya told Northeast Live.

COMMENTS

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

WE RECOMMEND

Banner
Tripura Human Rights Commission Directs DSP to Pay Compensation, Face Departmental Proceedings for Assaulting Man

The complaint alleged that Prasun Kanti Tripura, along with his family members and around 15-20 associates, had beaten Dr. Kaushik Debnath

17th November 2024
Banner
Amit Shah reviews security situation in Manipur amid ongoing tensions

Sources indicated that the Home Minister has planned to hold a detailed review meeting on Monday to address the concerns

17th November 2024
Banner
Manipur Unrest: COTU Urges Centre to Extend AFSPA to Remaining Police Stations in Valley, Withdraw from Hill Districts

Total curfew is in place in the valley districts including Imphal East, Imphal West, Bishnupur, Thoubal and Kakching.

17th November 2024
Banner
Will Manipur CM N Biren Singh Be Able to Defuse Latest Crisis As He Did Before?

As people demand accountability from their representatives, reports are doing rounds that several BJP MLAs, including ministers, may step down.

17th November 2024
Banner
Is the Rice You Eat Safe? Substandard Supplies from Punjab To NE States Spark Concerns

Samples from these shipments have failed to meet food safety standards, with some batches even deemed hazardous for human consumption.

17th November 2024