A protest by workers of the Motherson company in Noida escalated into violence, leading to an FIR at the Noida Phase-1 police station. The workers had gathered over demands related to wages, allowances, and leave policies. According to the FIR, protesters staged a sit-in, refused to disperse, and later blocked key roads, including the Delhi-Noida Expressway, causing severe traffic disruption. Investigators stated that the crowd attacked company gates, damaged CCTV cameras, and destroyed public property such as flower pots and government barricades.
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A protest by workers of the Motherson company in Noida escalated into violence, leading to an FIR at the Noida Phase-1 police station. The workers had gathered over demands related to wages, allowances, and leave policies. According to the FIR, protesters staged a sit-in, refused to disperse, and later blocked key roads, including the Delhi-Noida Expressway, causing severe traffic disruption. Investigators stated that the crowd attacked company gates, damaged CCTV cameras, and destroyed public property such as flower pots and government barricades.
During the clashes, stone pelting occurred, resulting in facial and chest injuries to a police sub-inspector who was taken to the District Hospital for treatment. Police forces cordoned off the area and eventually brought the situation under control. The main FIR names 12 individuals alongside 100 to 150 unidentified persons, with reports indicating most participants were from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
In a separate development, Noida Police registered another FIR against two political spokespersons and other individuals for allegedly sharing misleading videos related to the incidents. According to authorities, fabricated clips regarding an assault and an arson incident were circulated on social media platforms like Facebook and X to create fear, damage the image of the police, and disturb public order. Investigations into both the protest violence and the circulation of provocative content are ongoing.
Not yet reported: The exact total number of arrests made following the FIRs is not specified in the reports.
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Police have brought the situation under control and restored order. Investigations into both the protest violence and the circulation of misleading social media videos are actively ongoing.
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Factory workers involved in the wage protest, police personnel including an injured sub-inspector, and Noida residents impacted by traffic disruptions and rumors.
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