Peace now in Nagpur
Nagpur violence: The curfew imposed during the Nagpur violence has now been completely raised. Six days ago, violence was spread in Nagpur after the Aurangzeb grave dispute, which was followed by a curfew in many parts of the country, which has now been removed by the government when peace is recovered. So far, 112 people have been detained in Nagpur violence and have been arrested for violence.
In which areas of curfew
The curfew was removed from the remaining four parts of the city on Sunday after the violence in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Officers provided this information. On March 17, after the violence, Codewali, Ganeshbeth, Tehs, Laktangkanj, Pephavali, Shanti Nagar, Sakardhara, Nandanvan, Imambara, Yasodara Nagar and Kapil City Police Station areas were ordered. Earlier, a curfew was removed from Nandanvan and Kapil Nagar police station on March 20 and March 22 from Pepavali, Shanti Nagar, Laktangkanj, Sakartara and Imambara. Nagpur Police Commissioner Ravinder Singhal has ordered the removal of curfew from Ganeshbeth, Tehsil and Yasodara Nagar police station on Sunday afternoon. An official said that the patrols will continue to sort local police in sensitive areas.
Why was violence erupted in Nagpur
There were reports of a large stone throwing and fire in many parts of Nagpur, which is said to have been written by a sacred book during a demonstration led by Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) to remove the Aurangzefin tomb located in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district.
33 policemen were injured
33 policemen, including three deputy police commissioner, were injured in violence. Seven people were arrested on Saturday in connection with the violence, which was detained by a total of 112.
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