The fencings has been put up in around 20 villages in the Karwadi-Pilupura area to block unscrupulous elements from moving into the agitation spot through dirt roads, a senior Rajasthan government official said.
Fresh deployments of Army and paramilitary forces were positioned early on Thursday morning along with women personnel of the Rajasthan Armed Constabulary (RAF) as the number of Gujjar women joining the protest was increasing, he said.
Gujjar men and women protesters were still blocking a key bridge on Banganga river in Bandikui area in violence-hit Dausa district and stalled traffic on the highway linking Sawai Modhopur in Rajasthan with Shivpuri in Madhya Pradesh by staging a sit in, police reports said on Thursday.
Newly appointed Rajasthan police chief K S Bains undertook a survey of agitation spots in Bharatpur and Dausa areas on Wednesday and later reviewed the situation with senior administration and security force officers in a bid find ways to break the deadlock.
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