Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis characterized the violence in Nagpur as a “premeditated event” on Tuesday, cautioning that individuals who assaulted police officers “will face consequences.” In the state legislative assembly, CM Fadnavis stated, “The mob specifically targeted certain homes and businesses, suggesting a conspiracy.”
In Nagpur, protests were organized by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal. There were allegations that items with religious significance were set ablaze. This appears to be a coordinated assault. It is imperative that no individual takes the law into their own hands. The film “Chhava” has stirred public outrage towards Aurangzeb; however, it is essential for everyone to maintain peace in Maharashtra, emphasized Chief Minister Fadnavis.
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Tensions heightened in central Nagpur on Monday when stones were hurled at police officers, fueled by baseless rumors regarding the desecration of the Quran during a demonstration by a right-wing group advocating for the removal of Aurangzeb’s tomb. The incident, which occurred in the Mahal area of Nagpur on Monday evening, led to injuries for four individuals, as reported by officials. Authorities have apprehended over 50 suspects, and five first information reports have been filed in relation to the violence that erupted in Nagpur on Monday night.
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