Nagpur Hinsa
Nagpur violence:: The violence broke out after demonstrations of an organization on the right to remove the tomb of Aurangzeb in Nagpur led to several houses, vehicles, stores and fierce vandalism. People are afraid after the attack on the rioters. Local populations have described moments of panic when a crowd of rioters has targeted their homes, stores and vehicles. An attempt was also made to break the video surveillance cameras installed here and enter the houses. The violence broke out after a demonstration by an organization on the right to remove the tomb of Aurangzeb, injuring six people and three police officers. There was another confrontation in the Hanspuri region near Old Bhandara Road between 10:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. According to eyewitnesses, a crowd of rollers burned several vehicles in the region, vandalized in houses and a clinic.
Venus Pond Route Belt Violence by Chitnis Park
The officials said that the Venus of the Chitnis park was the most affected by the violence of the belt of the road to Venus Pond, where the rioters set fire to four wheels. Stones have also been launched on people’s houses. Speaking in PTI, some people from the former region of the College Hisalope near Chitnis Park in the palace said that around 7:30 p.m., a crowd entered their region and began to throw stones on their homes and vandalized several cars parked in the streets. Four cars were vandalized, one of which was burned.
Stones launched and cars were burned in the houses
Some residents said the crowd had thrown stones at the houses and burned cars, had broken water coolers and windows in the houses. A resident said that people living in the region later organized water and extinguished the fire from burning vehicles. The local population demanded measures against those responsible for violence. Four two wheels stationed in front of the house of Sharad Gupta (50), a resident of the Hanspuri region, were burned. Gupta said the crowd had entered between 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. and threw stones into the houses and set fire to the vehicles.
The local population said to the scary incident
Gupta, who was injured in the attack, said the crowd also vandalized a neighboring store. He said the police arrived after an hour. Angry residents demanded an immediate police action against the crowd. A couple was seen closing their house and going to a safe place around 1:20 p.m. Chandrakant Kavade, another resident of Ramnavami Shobha Yatra, said that the crowd was burning all his decorations and threw stones in the houses.
Rough burned vehicles parked outside the house
Some residents left their house and saw a contingent of police officers walking in the streets. A resident in the Hanspuri region said the crowd had come to his house around 10:30 p.m. and burned his vehicles parked in front of the house. They set fire to vehicles and the rest of the goods. He said that we died on the fire by pouring water from the first floor of our house before the arrival of the firefighters.
The rioters have covered their faces
Another resident of the Kavale dynasty said that the crowd was covered by their faces, they broke the video surveillance cameras installed in the region. The rioters also tried to enter their homes. Another local person said the crowd had broken all the tables in a clinic and damaged drugs. His tea store was also vandalized.
Curfew in many areas
At the same time, the police said that, taking into account the violence, the prohibite orders had been implemented in many regions of the city. Managers said on Tuesday that the situation in the city was currently peaceful. The Minister of the boss Nagpur, Chandrashekhar Bawankule, will later visit the violence affected by the Mahal violence. Police arrested 15 people during a research operation in various regions of the Palais region. The chief minister of Maharashtra, became Fadnavis, and the Minister of the Nitin Gadkari Union of Nagpur appealed to peace and harmony given the violence. (PTI entrance)
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