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Andhra Pradesh's transport minister P Viswarup's house was set on fire Tuesday over his district renaming proposal.
A mob of angry protestors set the house ablaze in Amalapuram town along with a police vehicle and an educational institute's bus being also charred.
Viswarup and his family were moved to safety by the police.
The state home minister said that over 20 police personnel sustained injuries in the incident and a thorough investigation is being conducted.
On April 4, the new Konaseema district was carved out of the erstwhile East Godavari.
Violent protests erupted over proposed renaming of Konaseema district as BR Ambedkar Konaseema district.

Andhra minister's house set on fire amid protest against adding 'BR Ambedkar' to Konaseema district name

On April 4, the new Konaseema district was carved out of the erstwhile East Godavari.

Violence, vandalism, and arson - as scenes of chaos spread in Andhra Pradesh's Amalapuram, even the house of a state minister wasn't spared.
The house of transport minister Pinipe Visvarupu was reportedly set on fire on May 24 by violent protestors, and police moved the politician and his family to safety.
A police vehicle, and an educational institute's bus were also set on fire. Irate protestors also pelted stones at police personnel.
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The violence broke out when police tried to break up a protest against the proposed renaming of the newly-created Konaseema district.
The district was carved out of erstwhile East Godavari on April 4, and last week the state government proposed renaming it to BR Ambedkar Konaseema district.
A group named Konaseema Sadhana Samiti opposed the move, and planned on submitting a memorandum to the district collector on May 24. Police tried to stop the protest and resorted to lathi-charge, which led to arson and vandalism.
Andhra Home Minister Taneti Vanitha accused some political parties and anti-social elements for instigating violence which injured over 20 police personnel.

In a concerning incident, a police station in Assam was attacked by a mob. The violent crowd vandalised and set fire to the police station. The incident occurred in Batadrava in Nagaon district on May 21.
The violence occurred over allegations of a person's death while in police custody. A person named Safiqul Islam was travelling to Sivasagar to sell fish when he was detained by police, according to news reports.
Subsequently, Safiqul Islam's family were informed that he had died, and his body was sent to Nagaon civil hospital for an autopsy. Claiming that Safiqul died because he was beaten up by police, his agitated relatives placed his body in front of the police station and blocked the road.
Meanwhile, other villagers gathered and attacked the police station. Three people allegedly part of the violent mob had been arrested by May 21 evening.

Mob attacks, sets police station on fire: cops accused of beating man to death in Assam

A police station in Batadrava in Assam's Nagaon district was vandalised and set on fire after cops were accused of beating a man to death.

In a concerning incident, a police station in Assam was attacked by a mob. The violent crowd vandalised and set fire to the police station. The incident occurred in Batadrava in Nagaon district on May 21.
The violence occurred over allegations of a person's death while in police custody. A person named Safiqul Islam was travelling to Sivasagar to sell fish when he was detained by police, according to news reports.
Subsequently, Safiqul Islam's family were informed that he had died, and his body was sent to Nagaon civil hospital for an autopsy. Claiming that Safiqul died because he was beaten up by police, his agitated relatives placed his body in front of the police station and blocked the road.
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Meanwhile, other villagers gathered and attacked the police station. Three people allegedly part of the violent mob had been arrested by May 21 evening.

Madhya Pradesh's Indore was rocked by a shocking crime on May 7. A jilted lover allegedly caused a fire which led to the deaths of 7 people and injured 9 others.
27-year-old Shubham aka Sanjay Dixit allegedly set fire to the two-wheeler of a woman who had rejected his wedding offer. The fire spread from the parking area to the other parts of the building.
A murder case has been filed against Dixit, but he is on the run. Police initially believed that a short circuit had caused the fire, but discovered the real reason after analysing CCTV footage.
The accused and the woman he targeted also had a dispute over a sum of Rs 10,000 apart from the spurned marriage offer.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced compensation of Rs 4 lakh for the kin of the deceased.

Indore: jilted lover kills 7 people after setting fire to building, say MP cops

Rejected for his wedding offer, man set woman's bike on fire&nbsp;

Madhya Pradesh's Indore was rocked by a shocking crime on May 7. A jilted lover allegedly caused a fire which led to the deaths of 7 people and injured 9 others.
27-year-old Shubham aka Sanjay Dixit allegedly set fire to the two-wheeler of a woman who had rejected his wedding offer. The fire spread from the parking area to the other parts of the building.
A murder case has been filed against Dixit, but he is on the run. Police initially believed that a short circuit had caused the fire, but discovered the real reason after analysing CCTV footage.
The accused and the woman he targeted also had a dispute over a sum of Rs 10,000 apart from the spurned marriage offer.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced compensation of Rs 4 lakh for the kin of the deceased.
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