The violence during workers' protests in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, has been labeled a 'well-planned conspiracy' by Labour Minister Anil Rajbhar, who suggested a possible connection to Pakistan due to recent terror-related arrests in the area. The protests, which erupted over demands for wage increases, escalated into violent incidents of arson, vandalism, and stone-pelting across several sectors, including Phase-2 and Sector 62. Rajbhar noted that the unrest could have been aimed at disrupting Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's earlier program in Muzaffarnagar, alleging involvement of 'anti-national forces' seeking to create instability. He urged workers to maintain peace and avoid provocation, emphasizing that the government is committed to addressing their concerns. Senior officials have been dispatched to Noida to engage directly with workers, and authorities have assured that the situation is under control with a strong police presence.