Ia a•sel ong•aniko ua political dolni gita re•jawa indiba sakkirango pangchakesa ja•kurangko de•gen ineba Chief Minister parakattaiaha.

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A day after Section 144 CrPC was withdrawn from in and around Tura town, the West Garo Hills district administration has decided to also withdraw the night curfew that has been in place for the past four nights, since Monday.

Indake ong•engon, ia mandeni gimin koborko man•soani ja•man dingtangmancha dolsa police-rang, Damalgre-o uni dongnuchakenggipa biaponiko rim•na man•aha.

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Following the violence, police have managed to bring the situation under control and arrested atleast 19 people, identified through video recordings and eye witness accounts, in connection with instigating the violence.

Since the violence started, police have arrested 18 people based on video footage and eye witness accounts for inciting the unruly mob. With Richard’s arrest, the tally has gone up to 19.

Sombar attamo, Tura-ni Mini Secretariat-o ACHIK aro dingtang dingtang dolni dilgiparang baksa Chief Minister-ni tom·e agangrikengmiting somoio rang·gitik ro·ongrangko goe so·sojengjeng ong·atanio jak donganina police-rang, BJP Mahila morcha-ni dilgipa sakgniko man·chape gimik sak 18 manderangko rim·na man·aha. Koborko on·ani gitade, rim·ako man·gipa BJP Mahila morcha-ni me·chik sakgni

The District Magistrate of West Garo Hills, Jagdish Chelani, has issued an order informing that all educational institutes in Tura Municipal Area (Tura Town) will remain closed on Tuesday (July 25).

The district administration had imposed Section 144 of CrPC (curfew) in the town hours after violence broke.