Conflict eventViolence against civilians2026-04-13🇮🇳
Violent workers’ salary-hike protest erupts in Noida Phase 2, UP
actor1: Factory workers protesters -> actor2: Civilians
On 2026-04-13, workers protesting for higher wages in Noida Phase 2, Uttar Pradesh, turned violent during a demonstration at a hosiery complex. According to reports, protesters vandalized vehicles and property, threw stones at police, and set a car ablaze. Police deployed heavily and restored order; no fatalities were reported.
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Noida Phase 2Uttar PradeshSouth AsiaIndiaAsia28.540, 77.350
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