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Violence erupted in the palace area of Nagpur at 8:30 pm on Monday night due to the Aurangzeb tomb dispute. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) burnt the effigy of the Mughal emperor demanding the demolition of Aurangzeb. After this, stone pelting and sabotage started.
The miscreants threw stones at the houses and set fire to the roadside. Police was also attacked. DCP Niketan was injured by an ax attack on Kadam. Tear gas shells were released to control the situation and more than 55 people have been detained.
Police Commissioner Ravindra Singhal said that Section 163 of BNS (like Section 144 of IPC) has been implemented in the city. At the same time, according to media reports, 20 teams of police have been formed to restore peace system.
On the other hand, CM Devendra Fadnavis held a meeting with State BJP President and Cabinet Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule late at night. After this, Bawankule left for Nagpur. The CM has asked him to submit the report on the incident.
Bawankule is the patron minister of Nagpur. At the same time, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis is an MLA from Nagpur south-west seat. At the same time, security has been increased on Aurangzeb’s grave in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. The SP reported that a SRPF company and two platoon have been deployed in the district.
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People trying to extinguish the fire in the car.
The police lathi -charged the people who were stone -pelting.
Glasses of vehicles parked on the roadside were broken in the palace area.
Some people stoned inside the house. The vehicles were damaged.
A large number of police forces are deployed in the area.
According to the police, the mob set two JCBs on fire. Which was later extinguished.
Policemen are also injured in stone pelting.
More than 10 vehicles have been broken.
Eyewit Eyewitnesses reported that the miscreants had covered their faces. He had swords, poles and bottles in his hand. Suddenly everyone started a ruckus. Stones started throwing stones at homes. Shopped in shops. After this, the glass of the trains started breaking and set fire to it.
Security increased in Muslim -dominated areas of Mumbai After the violence, curfew has been imposed in Ganeshpeth, Lakdganj, Pachpavali, Shantinagar, Sakkardara, Nandanvan, Imamwara, Yashodhara Nagar and Kapil Nagar in the city. Apart from this, police security has also been increased in Mumbai.
Local police were alerted in Muslim-dominated areas like Malwani, Bhendi Bazar, Kurla, Shivaji Nagar-Mankhurd and Antopahil. The Mumbai Police has also contacted the prominent people of all religions in different areas and appealed not to believe in any kind of rumor.
Read how the whole controversy started …
SP MLA said- Aurangzeb is not a cruel ruler The entire controversy began with the statement of Maharashtra SP MLA Abu Azmi. He said on 3 March- We are being shown wrong history. Aurangzeb has built many temples. I do not consider him a cruel ruler. If someone says that this fight was about Hindu-Muslim, I do not believe it.
It was alleged that Azmi made derogatory remarks on Shivaji Maharaj and Sambhaji Maharaj. Azmi withdrew her statement on 4 March as the dispute escalated. He said- ‘My words are shown by distorting. Still, if someone is hurt by my point, then I withdraw my statement.
Azmi suspended for the entire budget session The budget session of Maharashtra Legislative Assembly is going on. After Abu Azmi, he was suspended for the entire session. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis condemned his statement inside the assembly. Deputy CM Eknath Shinde said that Azmi should be tried for treason.
The matter did not stop here, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also criticized Azmi’s statement during the budget session in the UP Assembly. He said- the member who glorified the faith of India should be thrown out of the SP. Call him (Abu Azmi) here. UP does not delay in treating such people.
Aurangzeb’s demand to demolish the grave, support of CM Fadnavis Amid the growing controversy, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s descendant and BJP MP from Satara Udayanraje Bhonsle demanded to demolish Aurangzeb’s tomb. He said- Sent a JCB machine and drop his (Aurangzeb) grave, he was a thief and a robber. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis also supported this demand.
Telangana BJP MLA T Raja Singh also demanded the removal of the tomb. He wrote a letter to Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat asking for details of the expenditure on the maintenance of the tomb. The king said- not a single rupee of taxpayers should be spent on the grave of the person who suppresses our culture.
Raut said- These memorials of bravery of Marathas On the other hand, the leader of Shiv Sena Uddhav faction, Sanjay Raut targeted the BJP leaders over the tomb dispute. He said- Aurangzeb’s tomb is a memorial of the valor of the Marathas. This will tell the coming generation how Shivaji Maharaj and Maratha soldiers continue to fight with invaders.
At the same time, Congress MLA Vijay Vadettiwar said- He does not want the people of Maharashtra to live peacefully. I would like to tell him that Aurangzeb stayed here for 27 years and he could not do anything for the state. Now what will be found after removing their grave.
VHP-Demonstration on demand to remove the grave of Bajrang Dal The case of demand for demolition of Aurangzeb’s grave started catching up. Bajrang Dal leader Nitin Mahajan demanded the removal of Aurangzeb’s grave. He said that if the government fails to do so, then it will also be like the Babri Masjid. This
After this, Bajrang Dal and VHP announced a demonstration across Maharashtra on 17 March. VHP Regional Minister Govind Shende said- We will light the effigy of Aurangzeb along with submitting memorandum to the district collectors.
After this, the security of Aurangzeb’s grave was increased in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. Bajrang Dal and VHP demonstrated on Monday in several places in Maharashtra. Violence erupted in Nagpur after one such demonstration.
In Nagpur too, Bajrang Dal protested in front of the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
Aurangzeb’s grave was built in 1707 The grave of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb is 25 km from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar in Khuldabad. According to historians, when Aurangzeb’s death in 1707, he was buried near the dargah of his spiritual guru Sheikh Zainuddin in Khuldabad as per the wishes of the emperor.
Aurangzeb’s tomb was made of ordinary earthen, in which the British Viceroy Curzon later got marble. This place is considered to be historical and religiously important, where people still reach to pay tribute.
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