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Normal life hit in parts of Nagaland in shutdown against citizenship law

No untoward incident has been reported so far from the Naga inhabited areas where the shutdown began at 6 am

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Security forces personnel patrol a street during curfew, imposed in view of various anti-CAB protests Photo: PTI

Press Trust of India Kohima
Schools and colleges were closed, markets were shut and vehicles remained largely off roads in parts of Nagaland on Saturday amid a six-hour shutdown call given by the Naga Students' Federation (NSF), protesting against the amended Citizenship Act, officials said.

No untoward incident has been reported so far from the Naga inhabited areas where the shutdown began at 6 am, they said.

The sudden shutdown, announced by the NSF on Friday to express resentment of the Naga population against the law, will continue till 12 pm.

Students appearing examination, medical staff on duty, media personnel, and those having weddings are being allowed on

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