Protests by industrial workers carried on into Tuesday at the Hosiery Complex in Phase 2 of Noida, despite the state government announcing a significant interim wage increase. A heavy police presence remained in place to prevent further escalation following violence a day earlier, reported the ANI. Tensions flared on Monday when demonstrations turned violent after clashes between workers and police. Protesters reportedly hurled stones and set vehicles ablaze. According to Police Commissioner Laxmi Singh, more than 300 individuals have been arrested in connection with the unrest. The police have registered multiple FIRs and are continuing efforts to identify those allegedly responsible for inciting violence, the news agency reported. Police conducted route marches from early morning, dispersing gatherings at several locations after brief negotiations with workers. Allegations of organised instigation Officials have suggested the involvement of organised groups behind the protests. The police claim that workers were mobilised through WhatsApp groups using QR codes, indicating a coordinated effort. Investigations are underway to determine whether external funding—possibly from outside the state or country—played a role in fuelling …