<p align="justify">The nationwide bandh called by several Dalit organisations against the dilution of the SCs/ST Act turned violent at a few places in Rajasthan.</p>.<p align="justify">In Jaipur, several trains were stopped by protesters. Trains plying from Jaipur to Delhi were stopped at Alwar railway station.</p>.<p align="justify">Agitators also pelted stones at the trains.</p>.<p align="justify">"Our train was stopped at Alwar railway station and suddenly protesters started pelting stones. We are stuck for the last three hours," said Rishabh Pandey, a passenger travelling on the Jaipur-Allahabad Express.</p>.<p align="justify">The Jaipur metro also halted its operations from 11 am to 5 pm.</p>.<p align="justify">Hundreds of protesters carrying swords, sticks, forced shopkeepers and other establishments in Barmer, Kota and Jodhpur to down their shutters. <br /><br />In Barmer city and Hindaun in Karauli districts, Section 144 has been imposed. A ban on internet services has also been imposed till 8 pm on April 3.<br />.</p>
<p align="justify">The nationwide bandh called by several Dalit organisations against the dilution of the SCs/ST Act turned violent at a few places in Rajasthan.</p>.<p align="justify">In Jaipur, several trains were stopped by protesters. Trains plying from Jaipur to Delhi were stopped at Alwar railway station.</p>.<p align="justify">Agitators also pelted stones at the trains.</p>.<p align="justify">"Our train was stopped at Alwar railway station and suddenly protesters started pelting stones. We are stuck for the last three hours," said Rishabh Pandey, a passenger travelling on the Jaipur-Allahabad Express.</p>.<p align="justify">The Jaipur metro also halted its operations from 11 am to 5 pm.</p>.<p align="justify">Hundreds of protesters carrying swords, sticks, forced shopkeepers and other establishments in Barmer, Kota and Jodhpur to down their shutters. <br /><br />In Barmer city and Hindaun in Karauli districts, Section 144 has been imposed. A ban on internet services has also been imposed till 8 pm on April 3.<br />.</p>