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As tensions flare, Gurugram exercises caution; companies mandate WFH

Tensions started flaring on 31 July, after five people were killed in clashes that broke out during a religious procession in Nuh, Haryana

RAF personnel conduct a flag march in Badshahpur, near Gurugram 	pti
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Akshara Srivastava New Delhi

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Gitanjali Qureshi (name changed), who lives in Sushant Lok in Gurugram, stepped out on Tuesday night to refuel her car. While the area was peaceful, Qureshi says the quiet reminded her of the Covid-induced lockdown.

“The situation instantly reminded me of the Covid days when the silence was broken only by the sound of a siren somewhere,” said Qureshi.

Tensions began flaring on July 31, after five people were killed in clashes that broke out during a religious procession in Nuh, Haryana.

Following the incident, Section 144 of the CrPC was imposed in Faridabad, Palwal, and Gurugram. On Tuesday, educational

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