Mobile Internet suspended under three police stations of Ambala

Ambala, February 27 The Haryana Government on Tuesday announced the suspension of the mobile Internet services, bulk SMS (excluding banking and mobile recharge) and all dongle services provided on mobile networks except voice calls in the areas falling under the...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:51 PM Feb 28, 2024 IST

Ambala, February 27

The Haryana Government on Tuesday announced the suspension of the mobile Internet services, bulk SMS (excluding banking and mobile recharge) and all dongle services provided on mobile networks except voice calls in the areas falling under the jurisdiction of three police stations of Ambala for 48 hours from Wednesday.

As per the order issued by Department Of Home Affairs, the mobile Internet services would be suspended in the jurisdiction of Ambala Sadar, Panjokhra and Naggal police stations of Ambala district.

The orders will be in force from February 28 (00.01 hours) to February 29 (23.59 hours).

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