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New Delhi: The suspension of Internet services in several districts of Haryana as a fallout of the farmers’ protest has taken a toll on online businesses and classes. People running online delivery services and students attending online classes are the worat hit.
Residents of both urban and rural areas of Jind, Rohtak, Kaithal, Sonipat, and Jhajjar districts have been protesting against the Internet ban for the last one week or so.
Gaurav Khurana, who runs a pizza delivery service in Jind, told India Today TV that the decision to suspend the Internet services has resulted in another blow to his business after the pandemic-induced lockdown. His delivery boys have been sitting idle, he was quoted as saying.
Online classes hit
Apart from school and college students, the suspension of Internet services has also hit those preparing for competitive exams.
Manish (22), who lives in Jind, told India Today TV that he has prepared for Haryana Staff Selection (HSSC) exam and has purchased an online preparatory course for Rs 6,000.
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