Cm Devendra Fadnavis has ensured an action on Nagpur’s violence
Nagpur violence: Speaking in the Legislative Assembly of Maharashtra, Prime Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that the recent violence in Nagpur is under investigation. He assured that there is peace in the city and stressed that there has been no revolt in the area in recent years. He said that the wrong information was deliberately disseminated and reiterated the government’s commitment to maintain the law and order. He said in the state assembly that the investigations are taking place in the case of Nagpur violence … Currently there is peace in the city. There has been no revolt here in recent years … some people have done all this intentionally … the voice has spread deliberately … there are many challenges on the question of the law and the order, and we will be able to face them.
The attack will also be carved out of the tomb
The cm also stated that the police commissioner (CP) said that the investigations are underway and that no conclusions have not yet been made. Therefore, there is no difference between me and the declaration of cp. He assured that the managers of the attacks would be identified. He said we also dig the attack from the tomb. He also said that Nagpur remains peaceful and there has been no revolt here since 1992.
Fadnavis also denied the claims to burn religious rectangles during violence and stated that the item was deliberately widespread. No verse was written or on. Fadnavis underlined the role of perception in evaluating crime figures, focusing on the law and order. He said that Maharashtra is at eighth position in the country and no city in the state is among the first five in terms of crime rate. Among the top ten cities, Nagpur is in seventh place, mainly due to the inclusion of rural areas in its jurisdiction. Without these areas, its ranking will be between 22 and 24th.
In the meantime, Mumbai is in 15th place, while Punne is in 18th place. During the presentation of the data on crime, he said that the total crime rate between 2023 and 2024 decreased, but cases of harassment and rape increased. He credited this growth in 2013 after the Nirbhaya case, a change in the definitions of the crime, which expanded the classification of these crimes and presented rigid legal provisions. He said in the assembly that this growth is worrying, but on the other hand, it is satisfactory since these cases have not been reported previously due to the social taboo. By highlighting the growing educational and research infrastructure in Nagpur, Fadnavis said that after Mumbai received the Indian Creative Technology Institute, there will now be a national campus of forensic sciences in Nagpur.
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