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Several Hindu organizations call for bandh event in Nashik
In response to the escalating violence, police intervened and used tear gas to disperse crowds.
Tensions rose in Bhadrakali area of Nashik in Maharashtra on Thursday during the Sarkar Hindu Parade. The situation worsened as two groups clashed, leading to widespread stone throwing.
In response to the escalating violence, police intervened and used tear gas to disperse crowds.
Confrontations between the groups and subsequent police actions have significantly heightened tensions in the area. Authorities are working to restore law and order in the area.
Several Hindu organizations have called for a joint march in Nashik against atrocities against Hindus in Bengal. Although the band's intention was to close businesses, some stores remained open, prompting the groups to call for closures. The request led to a heated argument that escalated into a physical altercation and ended with stones being thrown, exacerbating the situation in the city.
Several people injured in the stone-pelting incident have been taken to hospital. Additionally, police are investigating the incidents surrounding the clash and the resulting violence. Police also deployed a heavy police presence in the area.
