Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Two-Day Internet Ban in Bihar's Muzaffarpur Amid Protests
In the city of Muzaffarpur in Bihar, India, the internet has been turned off for two days.
This happened because students were protesting, and the government wanted to stop rumors from spreading and keep things calm.
The internet ban started at noon on July 24 and will end at 10 am on July 26.
The protests are being led by a group called the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP).
The government is also offering a reward of Rs 10,000 for information about those involved in the violence.
Internet services suspended in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, for two days starting July 24 at 12 noon.
Ban imposed to prevent the spread of rumors and maintain law and order amid student protests.
Protests led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP).
Government offers Rs 10,000 reward for information on those behind the violence.
Internet ban scheduled to lift at 10 am on July 26.
- Who
- Students protesting under the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and government authorities in Bihar
- What
- A two-day internet ban imposed in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, amid student protests
- When
- From 12 noon on July 24 to 10 am on July 26
- Where
- Muzaffarpur, Bihar
- Why
- To prevent the spread of rumors and maintain law and order during the protests
Protesters
Government Authorities
Reason for Internet Ban
Protesters
Protesters argue that the internet ban restricts their right to communicate and organize peaceful protests.
Government Authorities
Government authorities claim the ban is necessary to prevent the spread of rumors and maintain law and order.
- Location
- Muzaffarpur, Bihar
- Duration of Ban
- July 24, 12 noon to July 26, 10 am
- Protesting Group
- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)
- Reason for Ban
- To prevent the spread of rumors and maintain law and order
- Reward for Information
- Rs 10,000