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A row between two groups over installing flex of Hindutva icon V D Savarkar and 18th century Mysuru ruler Tipu Sultan at Amir Ahmad Circle here, has led to tense situation in the area, forcing authorities to clamp prohibitory orders in the city, police said on Monday.
Meanwhile, a person named Prem Singh in his mid twenties was allegedly stabbed by unidentified miscreants here when he was on his way home after locking the shop, and police are inquiring to ascertain whether the incident has any links with the flex row, police sources said. He is currently undergoing treatment at McGann Hospital.
As part of the 76th Independence Day celebrations, one group had tried to tie Savarkar's flex to the high mast light pole at the circle, to which the other group objected and wanted to install Tipu Sultan's flex there.
Allegedly there was an attempt by some to replace or damage the flex, police sources said, adding that this led to a tense situation in the area, as a large number of people from both sides had gathered there.
Police had to resort to a mild lathicharge to bring the situation under control and to disperse the crowd. Officials have installed the national tricolour at the place where both groups wanted to install the flex.
The BJP and other Hindu groups staged a protest demanding that they be allowed to install Savarkar's flex and action against the other group for insulting their icon.
Authorities have deployed additional forces in the area and have clamped prohibitory orders under Section 144 of Criminal Procedure Code in the entire city.

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The tensions forced the authorities to clamp prohibitory orders in the city, police said on Monday.

A row between two groups over installing flex of Hindutva icon V D Savarkar and 18th century Mysuru ruler Tipu Sultan at Amir Ahmad Circle here, has led to tense situation in the area, forcing authorities to clamp prohibitory orders in the city, police said on Monday.
Meanwhile, a person named Prem Singh in his mid twenties was allegedly stabbed by unidentified miscreants here when he was on his way home after locking the shop, and police are inquiring to ascertain whether the incident has any links with the flex row, police sources said. He is currently undergoing treatment at McGann Hospital.
As part of the<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/independence-day-2022-stone-pelting-during-tiranga-yatra-in-up-s-lucknow-1660584205033"> 76th Independence Day</a> celebrations, one group had tried to tie Savarkar's flex to the high mast light pole at the circle, to which the other group objected and wanted to install Tipu Sultan's flex there.
Allegedly there was an attempt by some to replace or damage the flex, police sources said, adding that this led to a tense situation in the area, as a large number of people from both sides had gathered there.
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Police had to resort to a mild lathicharge to bring the situation under control and to disperse the crowd. Officials have installed the national tricolour at the place where both groups wanted to install the flex.
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Authorities have deployed additional forces in the area and have clamped prohibitory orders under Section 144 of Criminal Procedure Code in the entire city.
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Three persons have been arrested and 37 detained after a scuffle between two groups of people from different communities following a quarrel among children playing in a park in the Welcome area of Delhi, officials said on Thursday.
On Wednesday around 9.50 pm, police received information about a quarrel near Photo Chowk in the area under the Welcome police station, they said.
A police team rushed to the spot and extra force was also mobilised, they said.
Preliminary enquiry revealed the quarrel took place among children playing in the park of X and Y blocks of Welcome. It escalated into a scuffle between two groups of people from different communities, a senior police officer said.
As more people gathered in the park, the locals made calls to the police fearing a communal tension, the officer said.
The situation is under control and preventive action under CrPC section 108 has been initiated, police said, adding Nagrik Bhaichara Samiti members have been roped in to identify the accused.

Scuffle between 2 groups in Delhi's Welcome; 37 detained

Preliminary enquiry revealed the quarrel took place among children playing in the park of X and Y blocks of Welcome. Senior police officials said the quarrel escalated into a scuffle between two groups of people from different communities. (Post as link)

Three persons have been arrested and 37 detained after a scuffle between two groups of people from different communities following a quarrel among children playing in a park in the Welcome area of Delhi.
On Wednesday around 9.50 pm, police received information about a quarrel near Photo Chowk in the area under the Welcome police station.
Preliminary enquiry revealed the quarrel took place among children playing in the park of X and Y blocks of Welcome. Senior police officials said the quarrel&nbsp;escalated into a scuffle between two groups of people from different communities.
As more people gathered in the park, the locals made calls to the police fearing a communal tension. The situation is under control and preventive action under CrPC section 108 has been initiated.

On Wednesday around 9.50 pm, police received information about a quarrel near Photo Chowk in the area under the Welcome police station.

Three persons have been arrested and 37 detained after a scuffle between two groups of people from different communities following a quarrel among children playing in a park in the Welcome area of Delhi, officials said on Thursday.
On Wednesday around 9.50 pm, police received information about a quarrel near Photo Chowk in the area under the Welcome police station, they said.
A police team rushed to the spot and extra force was also mobilised, they said.
Preliminary enquiry revealed the quarrel took place among children playing in the park of X and Y blocks of Welcome. It escalated into a scuffle between two groups of people from different communities, a senior police officer said.
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As more people gathered in the park, the locals made calls to the police fearing a communal tension, the officer said.
The situation is under control and preventive action under CrPC section 108 has been initiated, police said, adding Nagrik Bhaichara Samiti members have been roped in to identify the accused.

Days after clashes on Ram Navami, violence was reported on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, this time in Delhi. Violence reportedly broke out in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri during a 'shobha yatra' on the Hindu festival.
Unverified videos emerging on social media showed stone-pelting, arson, vandalism, and swords being brandished. Subsequently, Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana tweeted that the situation was brought under control, and additional forces were deployed in Jahangirpuri, and other sensitive areas.
Those injured were reportedly admitted to Babu Jagjivan Ram Memorial Hospital in Jahangirpuri.
Delhi's Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal also appealed for peace, while calling on the Modi government to ensure that violence does not occur. Maintenance of law and order in Delhi is the responsibility of the central government.
On April 10, on the occasion of Ram Navami, violence had been reported from multiple states, like Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and West Bengal. Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University had also seen clashes between students.

Jahangirpuri Violence | Violence on Hanuman Jayanti in Jahangirpuri, days after Ram Navami clashes in other states

Delhi: Violence on Hanuman Jayanti in Jahangirpuri, days after Ram Navami clashes in other states

Violence in Delhi amid Hanuman Jayanti Shobha Yatra; stones pelted: reports

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 Days after clashes on Ram Navami, violence was reported on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, this time in Delhi. Violence reportedly broke out in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri during a 'shobha yatra' on the Hindu festival. Unverified videos emerging on social media showed stone-pelting, arson, vandalism, and swords being brandished. Subsequently, Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana tweeted that the situation was brought under control, and additional forces were deployed in Jahangirpuri, and other sensitive areas. Those injured were reportedly admitted to&nbsp;Babu Jagjivan Ram Memorial Hospital in Jahangirpuri.
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Days after clashes on Ram Navami, violence was reported on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, this time in Delhi.&nbsp;Violence reportedly broke out in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri during a 'shobha yatra' on the Hindu festival.
Unverified videos emerging on social media showed stone-pelting, arson, vandalism, and swords being brandished.&nbsp;Subsequently, Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana tweeted that the situation was brought under control, and additional forces were deployed in Jahangirpuri, and other sensitive areas.
Those injured were reportedly admitted to&nbsp;Babu Jagjivan Ram Memorial Hospital in Jahangirpuri.
Delhi's Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal also appealed for peace, while calling on the Modi government to ensure that violence does not occur.&nbsp;Maintenance of law and order in Delhi is the responsibility of the central government.
On April 10, on the occasion of Ram Navami, violence had been reported from multiple states, like Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and West Bengal.&nbsp;Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University had also seen clashes between students.

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