India puts army against demonstrators in Haryana

- The authorities in India on Sunday thousands of soldiers and paramilitaries to a northern state sent protests raging there for days to quell. By attacking a water treatment plant in the state of Haryana is in New Delhi create a water shortage.

The violent protests in Haryana are the work of the Jats, a farming caste whose members claim more of the jobs in government and places in universities. In recent days attacked his houses by drivers, railway stations fired, raised roadblocks and is now also sabotaged a water treatment plant. Most of the water consumed in New Delhi come from here.

The Ministry of the Interior now has four thousand soldiers and five thousand paramilitaries sent to Haryana to restore order. According to the ministry begins to turn all the rest again, and the troops are working to unblock the roads. Schools in New Delhi Monday remain closed and there will be water rations set, in order to ensure that, inter alia, hospitals have enough water for the time being.

The protests have ten people in recent days killed. More than 150 people were injured.