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In Andhra Pradesh Opposition parties have organised a widespread protests across the state against the Central Government demonetisation move, but no bandh was observed in the state even as leaders of CPI and YSRCP were impede at some places following demonstrations. N Raghuveera Reddy (state Congress unit president) led his party workers in a protest rally from Andhra Ratna Bhavan to Lenin Centre. We are not against the demolish of INR 500 and INR 1,000 notes but why did the government introduce INR 2000 note, Raghuveera said. He said the common man was put to untold agony because of the ‘hasty’ decision of the Centre to ban the high denomination notes. K Ramakrishna (CPI state secretary) and others were taken into custody at the Lenin Centre, where they staged a protest on the demonetisation issue. YSR Congress leader Karunakar Reddy and others were taken into custody in Tirupati. In Guntur YSRC leaders led by West MLA Mustafa, were retard by police following a protest rally. YSRC leaders and workers were also been taken into custody in many other districts of the state where protests were held. Left affiliated trade unions organised strikes in front of many bus depots of AP State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) in the state. However, RTC services were not derange.
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A curfew has been foist across Kashmir as Muslims across the nation celebrate Eid. Mobile and data services have been stopped. Curfew on Eid is especially sparse in Indian-administered Kashmir. The Press Trust of India agency added that Eid flock were not held at the important Idgah and Hazratbal holy place for the first time in 26 years. Kashmiri media reported that markets on the eve of Eid saw far fewer shoppers than previous years, and the habitual gallop for bakery and meat products was missing. On Tuesday security forces fired hare gas and pellet guns at protesters in the Bandipora, Shopian and Srinagar. According to some media reports a 19-year-old was killed after being hit by a hare gas shell in Bandipora. Separatist groups have called for an Austere Eid to bewail the death of over 70 civilians in protests since 9 July. 
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An Old dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu for sharing of River Cauvery water turned vicious between both on Monday, number of vehicles and property were damaged in both states. Curfew was imposed in 16 police station limits as tensions escalated. The violence began after the Supreme Court turned down in the morning Karnataka’s plea to temporarily stop the release of Cauvery river water to neighbouring State Tamil Nadu. City Police tried to contain horde burning vehicles and damaging shops in Bengaluru and other cities, while protesters in Tamil Nadu retaliated by targeting Kannadiga  people and businesses in their state. A Person was killed and another wounded in police firing when a mob tried to attack a patrol at Hegganahalli in Bengaluru city. More than 200 people were arrested so far.

Rioters set alight at least 30 buses bearing Tamil Nadu registered plates at a depot in Bengaluru while trucks were attacked in Mysore, Mandya, Dharwad and Chitradurga districts. Hotels and properties belonging to Tamils in Karnataka are being attacked and damaged. This is an alarming situation and is causing considerable anxiety, Chief Minister Of Tamil Nadu Jayalalithaa said.


On the streets passion ran high as Kannadiga groups targeted Tamil speakers. Crowds of people shouting slogans against the court order and Tamil Nadu marched along major roads in Bangalore, Mandya and Mysore. They forced shopkeepers to down shutters. Hundreds of policemen fanned across the Tamil-majority areas in Bengaluru, but struggled to contain the protests.
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Bengaluru: The leaderless groups moved towards Bommasandra Industrial Area and blocked Hosur Road, huge traffic continued. The New EPFO rule is barring the withdrawal of employer's contribution to provident fund complete collection will be on employee attains 58 years of age. Currently, this stands at 54 years. The companies were declared holiday fearing violence. Senior police officers rushed to the spot and tried pacifying the protesters. In Bommanahalli cops fired five tear gas shells to disperse the crowds over 35 persons were injured. Four police vehicles and four buses were damaged in stone-pelting. Protesters moved to Singasandra, targeting the EPF office. Protesters pelted stones at EPF office and police stopped them from barging inside. 

Protesting garment employees have said that the new rule would take away their right over the employer's contribution portion of Provident Fund (PF) till they attain 58 years age. Protesters said they want full PF amount not only part. Several of their needs fulfill like owning a house, children marriages and several things.

In Bommasandra Protesters were created a huge damage to the Companies, like Biocon they fired at the company front office near to the entrance gate. In one industry protesters fired a van. Strike continues in the Bommasandra police has arrived trying to control situation.   

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