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Internet services resume in Haryana's Nuh

Gurugram, August 14 Internet services resumed in Nuh on Monday, a day ahead of the Independence Day celebrations. The service had been suspended and curfew clamped in Nuh following the recent violence in the district and nearby areas. There were...

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Updated At : 03:40 PM Aug 14, 2023 IST

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Gurugram, August 14

Internet services resumed in Nuh on Monday, a day ahead of the Independence Day celebrations.

The service had been suspended and curfew clamped in Nuh following the recent violence in the district and nearby areas.

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There were communal clashes in the area after a religious procession was disrupted.

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