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Iran security forces fire tear gas at girl's school in latest clashes

Video: Iran security forces fire tear gas at girl's school in latest clashes

Several unverified videos showed the heavily armed Iran security personnel on motorbikes hurling teargas canister outside the institution.

Several unverified videos showed the heavily armed Iran security personnel on motorbikes hurling teargas canister outside the institution

Teargas was shelled outside a girls' school in Tehran following clashes after school staff reportedly checked student's phones.
Reports have pointed to the role of Iranian forces for firing teargas at the Tehran girls' school.
Several unverified videos showed the heavily armed Iran security personnel on motorbikes hurling teargas canister outside the institution.
The Iran government confirming the incident said several students had to be hospitalized due to low blood pressure, but claimed that the security forces did not enter the school.
The raging protests over hijab law were ignited further after death of Mahsa Amini, who was detained by morality police for her "inappropriate headscarf".
Women have played a crucial role in country's largest ever demonstration since 2007, with a blatant crackdown by the theocratic regime in response.
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A tear gas shell-dropping drone system has been developed by the BSF that can be used by police for controlling protesters and rioters, a senior officer of the border-guarding force said on Friday. 

BSF develops tear gas shells dropping drones for police, security forces

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The &ldquo;drone tear smoke launcher&rdquo; can be used for launching these shells from an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone.
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A tear gas shell-dropping drone system has been developed by the Border Security Force (BSF) that can be used by police for controlling protesters and rioters, a senior officer of the border-guarding force said on Friday.
He said the &ldquo;drone tear smoke launcher&rdquo; can be used for launching these shells from an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone and it &ldquo;will be a potential force multiplier for the security forces working in the law-and-order management domain&rdquo;.
A BSF spokesperson said the new system was tested recently at its famed tear smoke unit (TSU) in Tekanpur, Madhya Pradesh and this was informed at the annual governing body meeting of the special unit held in Delhi under the chairmanship of BSF Director General (DG) Pankaj Kumar Singh.
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The TSU was established under the BSF in 1976 and it develops and manufactures anti-riot tear smoke munitions for supply to both central and state police forces. The BSF is primarily deployed to guard the Indian borders with Pakistan and Bangladesh, besides playing a variety of roles in the country&rsquo;s internal security domain.
A video clip shared by the force showed at least six tear smoke shells placed tightly in a metal cage fixed under a hexacopter drone. The drone system drops the tear shells from the air at designated spots.
During the meeting, the BSF DG praised the TSU for bringing out a variety of non-lethal munitions for police and security forces as he said &ldquo;indigenous production of these items has reduced the country&rsquo;s dependence on foreign munitions&rdquo;.
The TSU also produces a variety of other lachrymatory munitions, flash-bang shells, impact munitions and customised products for special operations, the BSF spokesperson said.&nbsp;

Security measures in riot-hit Jahangirpuri are being reviewed and a decision on further deployment of forces would be taken according to the prevailing situation, the Delhi Police said on Monday.
Seeking to return to normalcy, Hindus and Muslims on Sunday took out a ‘Tiranga Yatra’ in Jahangirpuri’s C block - the epicentre of the April 16 clashes - and gave a message of peace and harmony.
The rally was facilitated by the Delhi Police, who deployed a heavy security in the area. It allowed about 50 people from the two communities to participate in the rally.
A day after the yatra, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North West) Usha Rangnani said, "Security arrangements are being reviewed based on the prevailing situation and accordingly, we would take a decision and required arrangements would be made." “As of now, appropriate, adequate and sufficient security personnel have been deployed in the area,” she said.
“A large number of security personnel, including those from the anti-riot force, have been deployed in the violence-hit areas of Jahangirpuri in northwest Delhi,” police said.
According to a senior officer, over 500 police personnel and six companies of additional force have been deployed in the area round-the-clock.
“A total of 80 tear gas gun parties and water cannons have been deployed. Drones are also being used in sensitive areas for rooftop surveillance. All senior officers have been instructed to be at the spot to avoid any untoward incident,” the officer said.
According to police, adequate force has also been deployed in sensitive areas other than Jahangirpuri.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in Jahangirpuri on April 16, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.
Since April 17, there has been a heavy police deployment in C block.
According to police, there was stone-pelting and arson during the clashes between the two communities. Some vehicles were also torched.

Security arrangements in Jahangirpuri being reviewed: Delhi Police

Security measures in riot-hit Jahangirpuri are being reviewed and a decision on further deployment of forces would be taken according to the prevailing situation, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North West) Usha Rangnani said on Monday.&nbsp; Seeking a&nbsp;return to normalcy, Hindus and Muslims on Sunday took out a &lsquo;Tiranga Yatra&rsquo; in Jahangirpuri and gave a message of peace and harmony.&nbsp; According to a senior officer, over 500 police personnel and six companies of additional force have been deployed in the area round-the-clock.&nbsp; Additionally, 80 tear gas gun parties and water cannons have been deployed. Drones are also being used for rooftop surveillance of sensitive areas. Senior officers have been instructed to be present to avoid any &lsquo;untoward incident, the officer said.&nbsp;&nbsp; According to the police, adequate force has also been deployed in sensitive areas other than Jahangirpuri.&nbsp; Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in Jahangirpuri on April 16, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.&nbsp;

Security measures in riot-hit Jahangirpuri are being reviewed and a decision on further deployment of forces would be taken according to the prevailing situation

Security measures in riot-hit Jahangirpuri are being reviewed and a decision on further deployment of forces would be taken according to the prevailing situation, the Delhi Police said on Monday.
Seeking to return to normalcy, Hindus and Muslims on Sunday took out a &lsquo;Tiranga Yatra&rsquo; in Jahangirpuri&rsquo;s C block - the epicentre of the April 16 clashes - and gave a message of peace and harmony.
The rally was facilitated by the Delhi Police, who deployed a heavy security in the area. It allowed about 50 people from the two communities to participate in the rally.
A day after the yatra, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North West) Usha Rangnani said, "Security arrangements are being reviewed based on the prevailing situation and accordingly, we would take a decision and required arrangements would be made." &ldquo;As of now, appropriate, adequate and sufficient security personnel have been deployed in the area,&rdquo; she said.
&ldquo;A large number of security personnel, including those from the anti-riot force, have been deployed in the violence-hit areas of Jahangirpuri in northwest Delhi,&rdquo; police said.
According to a senior officer, over 500 police personnel and six companies of additional force have been deployed in the area round-the-clock.
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&ldquo;A total of 80 tear gas gun parties and water cannons have been deployed. Drones are also being used in sensitive areas for rooftop surveillance. All senior officers have been instructed to be at the spot to avoid any untoward incident,&rdquo; the officer said.
According to police, adequate force has also been deployed in sensitive areas other than Jahangirpuri.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in Jahangirpuri on April 16, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.
Since April 17, there has been a heavy police deployment in C block.
According to police, there was stone-pelting and arson during the clashes between the two communities. Some vehicles were also torched.

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