Violence erupted late in the Hanspuri area of ​​Nagpur, in which unknown persons vandalized shops, set fire to vehicles and pelted stones. Earlier, there was a clash between two groups in the palace area, due to which the tension in the city had already increased. After this violence, curfew has been imposed in many areas till further orders.

A local Mahiva from Hanspuri area said that the miscreants vandalized shops. Set fire to 8-10 vehicles.

#Watch Nagpur, Maharashtra: A Local from the Hansapuri Area Says, “They Vandalized Shops … they set fire to 8-10 vehicles” https://t.co/dulljlh1kvv pic.twitter.com/187EPOLWZC

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Curfew implemented in these areas

Nagpur Police Commissioner Dr. Ravinder Kumar Singal said that curfew has been imposed in Kotwali, Ganeshpeth, Lakdganj, Pachpavali, Shantinagar, Sakkardara, Nandanvan, Imamwara, Yashodhara Nagar and Kapil Nagar police station areas of Nagpur city. This curfew will remain in force till further orders.

#Watch Maharashtra: Vehicles Torched and Stones Pelted in Hansapuri Area of ​​Nagpur; Further Details Awaited.

Earlier, Another Clash Had Broken out in the Mahal Area of ​​Nagpur Between two groups. pic.twitter.com/bt6hzfw8vc

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Violence erupted in Madhya Nagpur on Monday after the rumor of the scripture was spread during the demonstration by a right -wing organization to remove Aurangzeb’s tomb. Nine people, including three policemen, were injured in the stone pelting done during this period. Police arrested 15 people during a search operation in various areas of the palace area.

Instructions given to Lis to deal strictly

There was a violent clash between the two groups in the second capital of Maharashtra, Nagpur, in the midst of a dispute over the demolition of the tomb of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb, located in Sambhajinagar, there was a violent clash between the stone pelting and arson. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis himself is keeping an eye on the entire incident. He has instructed the police commissioner to deal strictly against those who create tension.

A large number of police force including Police Commissioner Ravindra Singhal is present in the area. The security system is currently under control. 20 to 25 people who pelted stones have been detained. People have been appealed not to get out of their homes.