Nagpur Violence: ‘Chief Minister Devendra Fatnavis has taken action against Nagpur violence’
Chief Minister Devendra Fatnavis took action on Nagpur violence
Nagpur violence: Speaking at the Maharashtra Assembly, Chief Minister Devendra Fatnavis said that there was a recent violence in Nagpur. He promised to have peace in the city and insisted that there was no riot in the area for the past several years. He accused him of deliberately spreading false information and reiterated the government’s commitment to maintain law and order. He told the state legislature that the Nagpur violence case is being investigated … There is currently peace in the city. There has been no riots here in the last several years … Some have done all this … The rumor has spread … There are many challenges on the law and order issue, and we can face them.
Attack will be dug from tomb-futnavis
The Commissioner of Police (CP) said that the investigation is underway and no decision has been taken so far. So, there is no difference between me and the CP’s statement. He promised that those responsible for the attacks would be identified. We will dig the attack from the tomb, ”he said. Nagpur is silent and has not been rebellious since 1992, he added.
Fatnavis also denied claims to burn religious rectangles during violence, and said the rumor spread. No verse is written or burned. Fatnavis emphasized the role of consciousness, focusing on law and order, in evaluating the figures of crime. He said that Maharashtra ranks eighth and no city in the state in terms of crime rates. In the first ten cities, Nagpur ranks seventh, mainly due to the adding of rural areas to its jurisdiction. Without these areas, its ranking is 22 to 24.
Meanwhile, Mumbai is ranked 15th and Pune 18th. He said the total crime rate between 2023 and 2024 has declined, while presenting criminal figures, but also increased harassment and rape cases. He praised this development after the Nirbhaya case in 2013, which was a change in crime definitions, which expanded the classification of such crimes and presented strict legal rules. He told the legislature that this growth was concerned, but on the other hand, it is satisfactory because these cases have not been reported before due to social ban. Fatnavis, who highlighted the emerging educational and research infrastructure in Nagpur, said that after the acquisition of Mumbai’s Indian Creative Technology Institute, there would be a national forensic science complex in Nagpur.
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