Protests in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, demanding higher wages persisted on Tuesday, despite the Uttar Pradesh government's announcement of a revised salary structure. The protests, which began in various industrial sectors, escalated into violence, resulting in the arrest of nearly 350 individuals. Police Commissioner Laxmi Singh stated that more than 300 arrests were made for violent actions, including arson and vandalism. Workers, like Tularam, a garment factory employee, voiced their frustration, stating their salaries are insufficient for basic living expenses. The revised wage structure, effective from April 1, raised unskilled workers' wages in Gautam Buddh Nagar from ₹11,313 to ₹13,690 (approximately $165 USD), but many workers feel this increase is inadequate. Authorities are also investigating social media accounts believed to be inciting unrest among workers. The situation remains tense as police continue to monitor the protests.