Protests over the Centre's Agnipath recruitment scheme turned violent as clashes erupted across the country. While it began in Bihar, UP's Balia and Secunderabad, protests spread like wildfire across the nation with almost every region getting embroiled.
Trains were set on fire, stations vandalised across the country leading to cancellations of trains.
Aam Aadmi Party's Chatr-Yuva Sangharsh Samiti (AAP CYSS) students' wing protests against Agnipath Recruitment Scheme at ITO in New Delhi on Friday.
Protesters set a room ablaze at Danapur Railway Station during their protest against Agnipath Recruitment Scheme, in Patna. (Pic: IANS)
Paramilitary and Police personnel were seen at Danapur railway station as youngsters protest against Central Government's Agnipath Recruitment Scheme for the armed forces, in Patna on Friday. (Pic: ANI)
Youth descended on road and railway track in protest against Agnipath
Protest against 'Agnipath scheme' for recruiting personnel for armed forces, in Secunderabad. (Pic: Reuters)
Youngsters set tyres on fire as they protest against Central Government's Agnipath Recruitment Scheme for the armed forces, in Lakhisarai, Bihar, on Friday.
The heat of Agnipath reached Bihar capital Patna on Friday. The agitators targeted Patna-Bakhtiyarpur four lane road toll plaza at Didarganj and set a toll kiosk on fire. Besides, a large number of agitators burnt the tyres on Ashok Rajpath at the Patna college. (Pic: IANS)
Protesters set a train ablaze at Luckeesarai Junction in Bihar during their protest against Agnipath Recruitment Scheme, in Begusarai district on Friday (June 17, 2022)
(Pic: IANS)