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Protests over Jat quota turn violent; Khattar calls all-party meeting tomorrow

CHANDIGARHROHTAK: Protests over Jat reservation turned violent in Rohtak on Thursday with at least 20 persons injured and several vehicles damaged in clashes between the Jats and nonJats even as the police and paramilitary forces resorted to lathicharge and teargas shells to control the situation

Updated At : 03:04 AM Feb 19, 2016 IST

Members of the Jat community protest near IGP office on the Delhi Road in Rohtak on Thursday. Tribune photo: Manoj Dhaka

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