Protests Erupt Outside US Consulate in Hyderabad Over Israel's Actions

In Hyderabad, protests erupted outside the US consulate as leftist groups condemned Israel's recent airstrikes on Iran and demanded justice for Palestine. Demonstrators called for international intervention and held placards urging an end to violence. Local police intervened, leading to several detentions to maintain order. The Telangana CPI(M) reported that their leaders were among those taken into custody. The protests reflect growing tensions surrounding Israel's actions and calls for the Indian government to reconsider its military ties with Israel. Read on for more details about the unfolding situation.
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Protests Erupt Outside US Consulate in Hyderabad Over Israel's Actions

Protests Against Israeli Airstrikes

In the Gachibowli area of Hyderabad, several individuals were detained during protests organized by leftist groups outside the American consulate. According to the organizers, the demonstration aimed to condemn Israel's recent airstrikes on Iran and demand justice for Palestine. Protesters chanted slogans denouncing Israeli aggression and called for immediate international intervention to halt the violence. Many demonstrators were seen holding placards that read 'Stop the Genocide' outside the consulate. As the protest escalated, local police intervened and took precautionary measures by detaining several individuals to prevent any untoward incidents.


Increased Security Measures

Authorities have heightened security in the area, stating that the situation is now under control and that they are closely monitoring the region to ensure peace. Meanwhile, the Telangana CPI(M) reported via their social media platform that police had detained the party's state secretary, John Wesley, along with other leaders who were protesting in front of the US consulate.


Call for Suspension of Military Ties

The state CPI(M) indicated that the protest in Hyderabad was called by leftist parties, which condemned Israel's actions and urged the Indian government to suspend all military and security cooperation with Israel.


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