Mumbai: Conflict between VHP-Pazrang Doll and police in Vadala; Lets run; Many people were injured
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Mumbai: On Sunday, Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) enthusiasts clashed with the police. At this time, the police also used the power to cause injuries to many workers. To control the situation, the heavy police force has been parked in the area, and some have been detained. The incident began with Bajrang Dal and VHP enthusiasts gathered in Vadala’s Parkat Ali Chakku to take out the Shobha pilgrimage in Ram Navami’s progress. Hindu organizations allege that the police did not allow Shobha to take out the pilgrimage and tried to stop.
Violence of Religious Freedom-VHP
Earlier, on April 13, these organizations were planning to take out the Shoba pilgrimage, but the police banned the trip that day, citing Ambedkar Jayanthi. The workers of Hindu organizations claim that it is their religious right to take out the Shobha pilgrimage on the good occasion of Ram Navami, and this attitude of the police is a violation of their religious freedom. He said we would like to take the Shoba pilgrimage quietly, but the police stopped and charged us for no reasonable reason. Many guys have been injured.
The police say that Shoba’s pilgrimage was not properly cleared and had to interfere with law and order. Some are angry and this is why it is necessary to use light power. The situation is now under control. After the incident, considering the tension, the additional police force, except the Vadala police, has been summoned to the site, increasing the area, causing an unpleasant incident. According to the locals, there is a situation of tension in the area surrounding areas, but the situation is controlled due to the presence of police. The police have begun to investigate CCTV footage and other evidence to investigate the incident.
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