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Pawar also said that he has come to apologise to the people of Amravati for the "mistake" he had committed in the 2019 elections by supporting the BJP candidate Navneet Rana. 

'New Putin is in the making in India,' warns Sharad Pawar on PM Modi

Pawar also said that he has come to apologise to the people of Amravati for the "mistake" he had committed in the 2019 elections by supporting BJP candidate Navneet Rana. 

Pawar also said that he has come to apologise to the people of Amravati for the "mistake" he had committed in the 2019 elections by supporting BJP candidate Navneet Rana.&nbsp;

NCP (SP) leader Sharad Pawar hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his continuous attacks on rivals without any mention of his government's achievements.
"Instead of talking about what the Central government did in the past ten years, he (Modi) keeps criticising others," Pawar said.&nbsp;
Addressing a campaign rally in Amravati for a Maha Vikas Aghadi candidate, Pawar accused Modi of trying to create fear in the country and emulating Russian President Vladamir Putin.&nbsp;
"We fear that a new Putin is in the making in India," he said.&nbsp;
Pawar added that he had gone to apologise to the people of Amravati for the "mistake" he had made in the 2019 elections by supporting BJP candidate Navneet Rana.&nbsp;
"In the last elections, I had sought the people's support and made an appeal (to elect Rana). People elected the candidate I backed. Time has come to correct that mistake," he said.

The plea against high court order has been moved by Andhra Pradesh chief minister Jagan Mohan Reddy. 

SC stays Andhra HC order on developing Amravati as capital in 6 months

The Supreme Court has stayed the order issued by the Andhra Pradesh High Court in March asking the state government to develop Amravati as the capital within 6 months. 

The plea against high court order has been moved by Andhra Pradesh chief minister Jagan Mohan Reddy.&nbsp;

The Supreme Court has stayed the order issued by the Andhra Pradesh High Court in March asking the state government to develop Amravati as the capital within 6 months.&nbsp;
Observing that the order oversteps the principle of 'separation of power', the judges said that courts cannot become town planner and chief engineer.&nbsp;
The plea against high court order has been moved by the Andhra Pradesh govt led by chief minister Jagan Mohan Reddy.&nbsp;
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A veterinarian, who is said to be the mastermind in the killing of a chemist in Maharashtra's Amravati, was good friends with the deceased Mahesh Kole. 
The National Ivestigation Agency has take over the probe as local police said that it was the Vet Yusuf Khan who shared a post calling for attack on Kohle. The chemist who was murdered by a bunch of youth while he was return home was stabbed to death after he shared a post backing suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma, who remarks on Prophet Muhammad had triggered backlash. 
"We are happy that the probe has been handed over to NIA. We think that the matter will reach its conclusion soon and all the accused will be arrested soon," Mahesh Kolhe, brother of Umesh Kolhe, said. 
"Through the Police note, we found out that my brother was murdered over his post on Nupur Sharma...He was good friends with Yusuf Khan (arrested accused), a practicing veterinarian. We knew him since 2006," Umesh said. 
Mastermind has been arrested, so the pace of the investigation will increase undoubtedly. Others who were involved will also be apprehended. We have one demand that the trial be done in a fast-track court and the maximum possible punishment be given: Mahesh Kolhe

Amravati murder: mastermind was good friend of murdered chemist

The National Ivestigation Agency has take over the probe as local police said that it was the Vet Yusuf Khan who shared a post calling for attack on Kohle.

A veterinarian, who is said to be the mastermind in the killing of a chemist in Maharashtra's Amravati, was good friends with the deceased Mahesh Kole.&nbsp;
The National Ivestigation Agency has taken over the probe as local police said that it was the Vet Yusuf Khan who shared a post calling for attack on Kohle. The chemist who was murdered by a bunch of youth while he was returning home was stabbed to death after he shared a post backing suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma, whose remarks on Prophet Muhammad had triggered backlash.&nbsp;
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"We are happy that the probe has been handed over to NIA. We think that the matter will reach its conclusion soon and all the accused will be arrested soon," Mahesh Kolhe, brother of Umesh Kolhe, said.&nbsp;
"Through the Police note, we found out that my brother was murdered over his post on Nupur Sharma...He was good friends with Yusuf Khan (arrested accused), a practicing veterinarian. We knew him since 2006," Umesh said.&nbsp;
Mastermind has been arrested, so the pace of the investigation will increase undoubtedly. Others who were involved will also be apprehended. We have one demand that the trial be done in a fast-track court and the maximum possible punishment be given: Mahesh Kolhe

Exactly a week before the murder of tailor Kanhaiyalal Teli in Rajasthan's Udaipur, Umesh Prahladrao Kolhe, a 54-year-old chemist, was killed in Maharashtra’s Amravati district on June 21.
Investigators now believe Kolhe was killed allegedly in retaliation for a social media post supporting now sacked BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma's comments.
Kolhe's son, Sanket, who was accompanying him at the time of the murder told the police that the incident took place at around 10:30 in the night.
Sanket said, two men on a motorcycle suddenly came in front of Kolhe’s scooter and one of them stabbed him on the left side of his neck with a knife.
Sanket, who was on another scooter, said the perpetrators fled immediately while Kolhe was admitted to a nearby hospital where he died during treatment.
The police has nabbed 5 accused so far while one of the suspects is still absconding.  The absconding accused had assigned the other five specific tasks for the murder along with providing a car and ₹10,000 to run away, as per police officials.
 

A week before Udaipur murder, chemist killed similarly in Amravati?

Sanket, who was on another scooter, said the perpetrators fled immediately while his father was admitted to a nearby hospital where he died during treatment.

Exactly a week before the murder of tailor Kanhaiyalal Teli in Rajasthan's Udaipur, Umesh Prahladrao Kolhe, a 54-year-old chemist, was killed in Maharashtra&rsquo;s Amravati district on June 21.
The Indian Express reported that investigators now believe Kolhe was killed allegedly in retaliation for a social media post supporting now sacked BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma's comments.
Kolhe's son, Sanket, who was accompanying him at the time of the murder told the police that the incident took place at around 10:30 in the night.
Sanket said, two men on a motorcycle suddenly came in front of Kolhe&rsquo;s scooter and one of them stabbed him on the left side of his neck with a knife.
Sanket, who was on another scooter, said the perpetrators fled immediately while Kolhe was admitted to a nearby hospital where he died during treatment.
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The police has nabbed 5 accused so far while one of the suspects is still absconding. &nbsp;Police told the newspaper that the absconding accused had assigned the other five specific tasks for the murder along with providing a car and ₹10,000 to run away.
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The killing of a chemist in eastern Maharashtra's Amravati city was related to social media posts supporting suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma, police said on Saturday, even as the case was handed over to the National Investigation Agency.
The alleged master-mind of the killing was also arrested during the day, said a senior official. This was the seventh arrest in the case.
The crime branch of Amravati city police arrested Irfan Khan (32), a local resident, from Nagpur in the evening. He had allegedly hatched the conspiracy to murder Umesh Prahladrao Kolhe (54), who ran a medical shop in Amravati, and roped in others, said city police commissioner Dr Aarti Singh.
Kolhe was stabbed to death around 10.30 pm on June 21 near Ghantaghar in Shyam chowk area of Amravati.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Vikram Sali told reporters that on the face of it, the killing was linked to certain posts that Kolhe had shared in WhatsApp groups, supporting Sharma who has been suspended by the BJP for making controversial comments about Prophet Mohammad.
Earlier, police had arrested Mudassar Ahmed alias Sonu Raza Sheikh Ibrahim (22), Shahrukh Pathan alias Badshasha Hidayat Khan (25), Abdul Taufik alias Nanu Sheikh Taslim (24), Shoeb Khan alias Bhurya Sabir Khan (22), Atib Rashid Aadil Rashid (22) and Yusuf Khan Bahadur Khan (44) in connection with Kolhe's killing.
Sali said some of the accused had watched Kolhe's movements for three days prior to the killing.
Police arrested two of the accused on the basis of CCTV footage and also seized the knife used in the crime.
An NIA team visited Amravati on Saturday for probe. Earlier, the Union Home Ministry spokesperson tweeted that the probe has been handed over to the central probe agency.
A team of Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) of state police from Aurangabad also visited the city, said an official.
Kolhe's killing had taken place a week before two men hacked to death a tailor in Rajasthan's Udaipur before posting videos online saying that they were avenging an insult to Islam. The NIA is also probing the killing of the Udaipur tailor, Kanhaiya Lal.
As per the police, Kolhe was stabbed in the neck by the assailants who rode a motorbike when he was returning home on his two-wheeler after closing his medical shop.

Police arrests `mastermind' of chemist's killing in Amravati

The mastermind behind the killing of a chemist in eastern Maharashtra's Amravati city allegedly over social media posts supporting suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma was arrested on Saturday, according to the police. 

Deputy Commissioner of Police Vikram Sali told reporters that on the face of it, the killing was linked to certain posts that Kolhe had shared in WhatsApp groups, supporting Nupur Sharma

The killing of a chemist in eastern Maharashtra's Amravati city was related to social media posts supporting suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma, police said on Saturday, even as the case was handed over to the National Investigation Agency.
The alleged master-mind of the killing was also arrested during the day, said a senior official. This was the seventh arrest in the case.
The crime branch of Amravati city police arrested Irfan Khan (32), a local resident, from Nagpur in the evening. He had allegedly hatched the conspiracy to murder Umesh Prahladrao Kolhe (54), who ran a medical shop in Amravati, and roped in others, said city police commissioner Dr Aarti Singh.
Kolhe was stabbed to death around 10.30 pm on June 21 near Ghantaghar in Shyam chowk area of Amravati.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Vikram Sali told reporters that on the face of it, the killing was linked to certain posts that Kolhe had shared in WhatsApp groups, supporting Sharma who has been suspended by the BJP for making controversial comments about Prophet Mohammad.
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Earlier, police had arrested Mudassar Ahmed alias Sonu Raza Sheikh Ibrahim (22), Shahrukh Pathan alias Badshasha Hidayat Khan (25), Abdul Taufik alias Nanu Sheikh Taslim (24), Shoeb Khan alias Bhurya Sabir Khan (22), Atib Rashid Aadil Rashid (22) and Yusuf Khan Bahadur Khan (44) in connection with Kolhe's killing.
Sali said some of the accused had watched Kolhe's movements for three days prior to the killing.
Police arrested two of the accused on the basis of CCTV footage and also seized the knife used in the crime.
An NIA team visited Amravati on Saturday for probe. Earlier, the Union Home Ministry spokesperson tweeted that the probe has been handed over to the central probe agency.
A team of Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) of state police from Aurangabad also visited the city, said an official.
Kolhe's killing had taken place a week before two men hacked to death a tailor in Rajasthan's Udaipur before posting videos online saying that they were avenging an insult to Islam. The NIA is also probing the killing of the Udaipur tailor, Kanhaiya Lal.
As per the police, Kolhe was stabbed in the neck by the assailants who rode a motorbike when he was returning home on his two-wheeler after closing his medical shop.

The Union Home Ministry on Saturday handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) the investigation into the killing of a chemist in Amravati in Maharashtra, a spokesperson said.
The spokesperson tweeted that the NIA would probe the conspiracy behind the killing of the chemist, Umesh Kolhe, who was hacked to death on June 21.
The NIA would also thoroughly investigate any involvement of organisations and international linkages, the spokesperson said.
Five persons have been arrested in connection with the killing of the 54-year-old chemist so far.

NIA to probe killing of chemist in Amravati in Maharashtra

The NIA would also thoroughly investigate any involvement of organisations and international linkages, the spokesperson said.

The Union Home Ministry on Saturday handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) the investigation into the killing of a chemist in Amravati in Maharashtra, a spokesperson said.
The spokesperson tweeted that the NIA would probe the conspiracy behind the killing of the chemist, Umesh Kolhe, who was hacked to death on June 21.
The NIA would also thoroughly investigate any involvement of organisations and international linkages, the spokesperson said.
Five persons have been arrested in connection with the killing of the 54-year-old chemist so far.
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BJP leader and former Maharashtra&nbsp;minister Dr Anil&nbsp;Bonde has been arrested by Amravati&nbsp;along with other party workers in connection with violence in the city over the weekend. The police are also searching for another BJP&nbsp;leader Praveen&nbsp;Pote.&nbsp;
Incidents of stone-pelting and arson were reported on Saturday during a bandh called by the local BJP&nbsp;unit.
The bandh&nbsp;had been called in protest against stone-pelting during a march carried out by Muslims organisations on Friday to protest against reported religious violence in Tripura.&nbsp;
72 arrests have been made so far in 26 FIRs registered at four police stations in Amravati&nbsp;in connection with the violence on Friday and Saturday.
A curfew and a internet&nbsp;shutdown was imposed in Amravati&nbsp;following Saturday's violence.&nbsp;
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Amravati violence: BJP leader accused of inciting violence, arrested

BJP leader and former Maharashtra minister Dr Anil Bonde has been arrested by Amravati along with other party workers in connection with violence in the city over the weekend. 

Amravati: BJP leader Anil&nbsp;Bonde arrested in connection with Saturday's violence
Bonde&nbsp;accused of inciting violence during a bandh called by BJP
Bandh&nbsp;was called against violence during rally by Muslim groups on Friday
Rally was held in protest against alleged violence in Tripura

72 arrests have been made so far in 26 FIRs registered at four police stations in Amravati&nbsp;in connection with the violence on Friday and Saturday.

BJP leader and former Maharashtra&nbsp;minister Dr Anil&nbsp;Bonde has been arrested by Amravati&nbsp;police&nbsp;along with other party workers in connection with violence in the city over the weekend. The police are also searching for another BJP&nbsp;leader Praveen&nbsp;Pote.&nbsp;
Incidents of stone-pelting and arson were reported on Saturday during a bandh called by the local BJP&nbsp;unit.
The bandh&nbsp;had been called in protest against stone-pelting during a march carried out by Muslim organisations on Friday to protest against reported religious violence in Tripura.&nbsp;
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72 arrests have been made so far in 26 FIRs registered at four police stations in Amravati&nbsp;in connection with the violence on Friday and Saturday.
A curfew and an&nbsp;internet&nbsp;shutdown was imposed in Amravati&nbsp;following Saturday's violence.&nbsp;
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Internet services were shut down and a four-day curfew was imposed on Saturday in Maharashtra's Amravati city which witnessed fresh violence during a bandh, a senior police official said.
Internet services in the city will remain suspended for three days so as to prevent the spread of rumours which can fuel violence, said city Commissioner of Police Arti Singh.
Against the backdrop of back-to-back incidents of stone-pelting on Friday and Saturday, additional police commissioner Sandip Patil issued orders imposing curfew in the city limits of Amravati&nbsp;and it will remain in force for 4 days.&nbsp;
A mob hurled stones at shops on Saturday during the bandh allegedly called by local BJP workers in protest against the rallies organised by Muslim organisations a day before to condemn the recent violence in Tripura, police said.
On Friday, stone-pelting was reported during rallies taken out by Muslim organisations, to protest against incidents in Tripura, at Amravati, Nanded, Malegaon, Washim and Yavatmal.
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Four-day curfew in Amravati, internet shut down as fresh violence erupts

Internet services were shut down and a four-day curfew was imposed in Maharashtra's Amravati city which witnessed back-to-back incidents of stone-pelting on Friday and Saturday

Four-day curfew in Amravati, internet shut down after incidents of violence

Internet services in the city will remain suspended for three days so as to prevent the spread of rumours which can fuel violence, said city Commissioner of Police Arti Singh.

Internet services were shut down and a four-day curfew was imposed on Saturday in Maharashtra's Amravati city which witnessed fresh violence during a bandh, a senior police official said.
Internet services in the city will remain suspended for three days so as to prevent the spread of rumours which can fuel violence, said city Commissioner of Police Arti Singh.
Against the backdrop of back-to-back incidents of stone-pelting on Friday and Saturday, additional police commissioner Sandip Patil issued orders imposing curfew in the city limits of Amravati&nbsp;and it will remain in force for 4 days.&nbsp;
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A mob hurled stones at shops on Saturday during the bandh allegedly called by local BJP workers in protest against the rallies organised by Muslim organisations a day before to condemn the recent violence in Tripura, police said.
On Friday, stone-pelting was reported during rallies taken out by Muslim organisations&nbsp;at Amravati, Nanded, Malegaon, Washim and Yavatmal.
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