Mobile internet blocked in Rohtak, CM Khattar calls all-party meet

Chandigarh :-The Mobile internet services have been blocked by the district administration in Rohtak and Jhajjar due to intensify Jat quota agitation in Rohtak of Haryana on Feb 18. On Thursday, violence broke during the prick in which 15 people were injured. Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar will convene an all-party meet today to find a way out of the impasse. Police and the paramilitary troops started a flag-march to get the town roads cleared from rivals who blocked these in support of their reservation demand. Traders including advocates clashed outside the court areas at Rohtak during the protest,in which several vehicles were also destructed. Advocates of the district court were protesting against non-inclusion of Jat community in the OBC category outside the court premises from where traders of the city were passing in a procession to submit a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner, police said. Police and paramilitary forces used to lathi-charge and teargas shells to control the situation, during which unidentified persons torched some motorcycles and pelted stones. In Chandigarh, an all-party meeting has been convened for tomorrow and this  decision in  was taken by the Chief Minister  Khattar at an emergent meeting of the Cabinet. The state cabinet requested to the agitating Jats to call off their agitation in the larger interest of the state.