The Biju Janata Dal (BJD) Mahila Morcha demanded action against BJP MLA and Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the Odisha Assembly, Jayanarayan Mishra.
Anticipating more violence, at least 21 platoons of police have been deployed in the village. Meanwhile, irate locals continued the protest and demanded immediate release of the detainees.
The incident occurred when BJP members led by the Leader of Opposition, Mishra took out a huge rally from Ashapali School protesting deterioration in law and order situation in the State.
The State Health Minister and senior BJD leader Naba Das was killed by Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) and the people of Odisha are unsafe under BJD rule, alleged the protesting BJP leaders.
Cuttack-Barabati MLA Mohammad Moquim joined the protesting corporators and alleged monopoly of officers in the civic body.
Amid the allegations of the BJP, the ruling BJD has counter-attacked the saffron party on the same issue.
In Odisha, the activists of Kalinga Sena staged a demonstration in front of several theatres in Bhubaneswar to protest against the movie.
Demanding regularization of their contractual jobs, the teachers staged dharna and raised slogans against the State government through music. Being art teachers, they put their skills to use hoping to make their demands reach the ears of Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik.
Students and their parents have launched an indefinite dharana demanding appointment of teachers.
The incident happened when the agitating teachers were marching in the rally to press for their 8-point charter of demands.
The Opposition BJP on Monday staged sit-in demonstrations across Odisha to protest the "criminalisation of politics" in the state.
Families of missing minor girl Pihu, Nayagarh's Pari, Manab Premi Aditya Dash and ACF Soumya Ranjan Patnaik and many such victim families were part of the protest and alleged deprivation of justice.
Muktikant Biswal, who reached Bhubaneswar on padyatra from Rourkela by covering a distance of 530 km last week to press for his unfulfilled demands, climbed the hoarding installed at Sishu Bhawan Square in the capital city.
A bench comprising Justices SK Kaul and Abhay S Oka passed the order while hearing a plea relating to protests by lawyers in the State demanding a permanent High Court bench in Sambalpur district.
The corporators in Cuttack alleged that they were meted out with ill behaviour by the CMC commissioner.
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