Curfew removed from all areas, now preparations for recovery from rioters … Nagpur violence is such a situation in the city – Nagpur Violence Curfew Removed Aurangzeb Graveyard Controversy NTC

After the March 17 violence in Nagpur, the curfew in many areas of the city has now been completely removed. In response to heavy unrest, the authorities implemented curfews in 11 police station areas. Local police said that till Sunday, restrictions in Ganeshpeth and Yashodhara Nagar police station areas have also been lifted.

Initially, sanctions were lifted from Nandanvan and Kapilnagar areas. Subsequently, curfews were removed from Panchpavali, Shantinagar and Lakdangganj under Zone 3 and Sakkardara and Imamwara under Zone 4. Before being completely removed, curfew conditions were relaxed in some areas, allowing people to make necessary purchases during a few hours.

Why delayed curfew in Yashodharanagar?

The curfew was tightened after the death of Irfan Ansari, who was injured during the violence, and no relaxation was given. 40 -year -old Irfan succumbed to the hospital on Saturday. His family said that, on March 17 at around 11 pm, he left the house to catch the train to Itarsi, when he was hit by violence and serious injuries. This was the reason that the sanctions imposed in the area were not relaxed.

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Damage will be recovered from rioters- Fadnavis

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, meanwhile, has issued a warning and said that the violence will be recovered from “rioters” for the loss of assets. He said, “The total damage done during the riots will be calculated and it will be recovered from the rioters.” The Chief Minister gave strict warnings that if criminals fail to make up for the loss, then the loss will be made by selling their property. Not only this, Fadnavis also warned of “bulldozer action”.

Identification of people involved in violence, many arrested

The local police is identifying the people involved in the violence in Nagpur city, and action is also being taken against them. According to Nagpur police, dozens of accused have been identified through CCTV footage and video recording. Nagpur police said that 105 people have been arrested in connection with the violence, in which some minors have also been arrested.

The local police is also investigating cyber cell and social media. For example, the video of the violence in Nagpur became increasingly viral on social media, and earlier videos of demonstrations by Hindu organizations were also revealed on social media.

For example, the police have arrested the National Executive President of Minority Democratic Party (MDP) Mohammad Hamid Engineer. Apart from these, a YouTuber Mohammad Shahzad Khan has also been detained for the alleged role in a communal violence. Earlier, the police arrested MDP’s Nagpur president and alleged mastermind of violence, Faheem Shamim Khan.

Officials denied the incident of burning religious clothes

In connection with the violence in Nagpur, it was claimed that a “sheet” with religious words was burnt during the demonstrations of Hindu organizations. However, the local police denied this and said that no such “sheet” was burnt in the demonstration. “At the same time, the police said that the rumor was spread over it. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis also claimed that he had watched videos, in which he could not find anything like this.

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How did violence happen in Nagpur?

In fact, on March 17, Hindu organizations VHP and Bajrang Dal activists protested near the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji in the palace area of ​​Nagpur. During this demonstration, he burnt the effigy of Aurangzeb and raised slogans demanding the removal of the grave. During this protests, reports came out that the “sheet” written by the religious language was lit. However, later the local police called it a rumor and said that no such incident had happened.

After this alleged rumor, violence erupted in areas like Chitnis Park, Hanspuri, including the palace of Nagpur and clashes between communities. The local police claimed that a crowd of about 1,000 people gathered, thrown stones and fire shells, injuring 34 policemen. During the violence, it was reported that more than 60 vehicles were vandalized and set on fire, including 36 cars, 22 two -wheelers and a crane.