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The Jahangirpuri violence in Delhi has now led to a face-off between the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, a right-wing organisation, and the Delhi Police. On April 16, violence broke out when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted in Delhi's Jahangirpuri on the Hindu festival of Hanuman Jayanti.
Two days later, on April 18, news reports suggested that the VHP and the Bajrang Dal had been booked for taking out a procession without permission.Reports said that Delhi Police had also arrested a local VHP leader. The press release was then withdrawn by the Delhi Police, according to news agency PTI.
Subsequently, the police force said that organisers of the Hanuman Jayanti rally had been booked, but did not name the VHP and Bajrang Dal. Police also said that a person had joined the questioning, and was let off after questioning.
VHP spokesperson Vinod Bansal reacted to the news reports, claiming that the organisers had due permission. He said, "We heard that Delhi Police is trying to take action against some VHP workers. We are proud of Delhi Police. Their brave personnel saved many of our workers during attempted slaughter of Hindus in Jahangirpuri by Islamic jihadis. But we found out yesterday that an FIR has been registered against VHP for not taking permission, and there were attempts to detain or arrest some VHP workers. This is unfortunate, and raises questions about the functioning of Delhi Police."
Bansal added, "In last few years, dozens of Hindus have been killed in Delhi. The killers entered the victims' homes and murdered them with hammers, swords, knives, and guns. This happened in markets, parks. Islamic jihadis did this via mob lynching also. But concrete results did not come out of the cases. The criminals are not scared of Delhi police. This might've resulted in the Jahangirpuri incident. We'll fight the legal battle if VHP or its workers are ensnared in false cases."

Delhi police saved VHP workers during Jahangirpuri violence, claims group on Hanuman Jayanti incident

Why VHP is angry with Delhi Police after Jahangirpuri violence: Hanuman Jayanti yatra organisers booked?


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 The Jahangirpuri violence in Delhi has now led to a face-off between the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, a right-wing organisation, and the Delhi Police. On April 16, violence broke out when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted in Delhi's Jahangirpuri on the Hindu festival of Hanuman Jayanti. Two days later, on April 18, news reports suggested that the VHP and the Bajrang Dal had been booked for taking out a procession without permission. Reports said that Delhi Police had also arrested a local VHP leader. The press release was then withdrawn by the Delhi Police, according to news agency PTI. Subsequently, the police force said that organisers of the Hanuman Jayanti rally had been booked, but did not name the VHP and Bajrang Dal. Police also said that a person had joined the questioning, and was let off after questioning. VHP spokesperson Vinod Bansal reacted to the news reports, claiming that the organisers had due permission.
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 TRANSLATION - We heard that Delhi Police is trying to take action against some VHP workers. We are proud of Delhi Police. Their brave personnel saved many of our workers during attempted slaughter of Hindus in Jahangirpuri by Islamic jihadis. But we found out yesterday that an FIR has been registered against VHP for not taking permission, and there were attempts to detain or arrest some VHP workers. This is unfortunate, and raises questions about the functioning of Delhi Police. In last few years, dozens of Hindus have been killed in Delhi. The killers entered the victims' homes and murdered them with hammers, swords, knives, and guns. This happened in markets, parks. Islamic jihadis did this via mob lynching also. But concrete results did not come out of the cases. The criminals are not scared of Delhi police. This might've resulted in the Jahangirpuri incident. We'll fight the legal battle if VHP or its workers are ensnared in false cases. Our work is done as per the law. We took permission. This was mentioned by our delegation which met the Police Commissioner two days earlier.&nbsp;
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CAPTIONS Delhi violence: VHP versus police? Hanuman Jayanti organisers booked? VHP reacted to news reports of FIR We took due permission: VHP leader 'False cases to hide police inaction'

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The Jahangirpuri violence in Delhi has now led to a face-off between the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, a right-wing organisation, and the Delhi Police.&nbsp;On April 16, violence broke out when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted in Delhi's Jahangirpuri on the Hindu festival of Hanuman Jayanti.
Two days later, on April 18, news reports suggested that the VHP and the Bajrang Dal had been booked for taking out a procession without permission.Reports said that Delhi Police had also arrested a local VHP leader.&nbsp;The press release was then withdrawn by the Delhi Police, according to news agency PTI.
Subsequently, the police force said that organisers of the Hanuman Jayanti rally had been booked, but did not name the VHP and Bajrang Dal.&nbsp;Police also said that a person had joined the questioning, and was let off after questioning.
VHP spokesperson Vinod Bansal reacted to the news reports, claiming that the organisers had due permission. He said, "We heard that Delhi Police is trying to take action against some VHP workers. We are proud of Delhi Police. Their brave personnel saved many of our workers during attempted slaughter of Hindus in Jahangirpuri by Islamic jihadis.&nbsp;But we found out yesterday that an FIR has been registered against VHP for not taking permission, and there were attempts to detain or arrest some VHP workers. This is unfortunate, and raises questions about the functioning of Delhi Police."
Bansal added, "In last few years, dozens of Hindus have been killed in Delhi. The killers entered the victims' homes and murdered them with hammers, swords, knives, and guns. This happened in markets, parks. Islamic jihadis did this via mob lynching also. But concrete results did not come out of the cases. The criminals are not scared of Delhi police. This might've resulted in the Jahangirpuri incident. We'll fight the legal battle if VHP or its workers are ensnared in false cases."

23 arrests, including the 'main conspirators', have been made so far over the violence in northwest Delhi’s Jahangirpuri on Hanuman Jayanti as per a report by Hindustan Times.
Out of the 23 arrested, two are reported to be juveniles as the situation in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri remained tense but under control.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession on Saturday in which eight police personnel and one civilian were injured.
Incidents of stone-pelting and vehicles being set on fire were reported.
Meanwhile, reports of similar incidents have also surfaced from Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Uttarakhand.
20 people have been detained from Andhra's Kurnool district and 15 reportedly injured after clashes over Hanuman Jayanti procession in Holagunda town.
In Karnataka's Hubballi, About 40 people were taken into custody and section 144 imposed after protestors angry over police inaction on a social media post gheraoed and pelted stones outside a police station.
Meanwhile, 9 people were arrested in connection with allegations of stone-pelting and shouting slogans during Hanuman Jayanti procession in Haridwar.

Hanuman Jayanti clashes: reports of violence from multiple places, 23 arrests in Jahangirpuri case

Hanuman Jayanti clashes: violence reported in multiple cities; 23 arrested in Jahangirpuri case

Hanuman&nbsp;Jayanti: violence in multiple cities
Jahangirpuri: 23 including 2 juveniles held
Jahangirpuri: 8 cops, civilian hurt in clashes
Kurnool: 20 detained, 15 injured
Hubballi: 40 in custody, Sec 144 imposed
Haridwar: 9 arrested for violence

Out of the 23 arrested, two are reportedly juveniles. The situation in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri remained tense but under control.

23 arrests, including that of 'main conspirators', have been made so far in the violence that took place in&nbsp;northwest Delhi&rsquo;s Jahangirpuri on Hanuman Jayanti,&nbsp;as per a report by Hindustan Times.
Of the 23 arrested, two are reported to be juveniles. The situation in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri remained tense but under control.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession on Saturday in which eight police personnel and one civilian were injured.
Incidents of stone-pelting and vehicles being set on fire were reported.
Meanwhile, reports of similar incidents also surfaced from Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Uttarakhand.
20 people have been detained from&nbsp;Andhra's Kurnool district. 15 people were reportedly injured after clashes broke out during a&nbsp;Hanuman Jayanti procession in Holagunda town.
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In Karnataka's&nbsp;Hubballi, around 40 people were taken into custody and section 144 was imposed after protestors gheraoed and pelted stones outside a police station. The protestors&nbsp;were angry over police inaction on a social media post.
Meanwhile, 9 people were arrested in connection with allegations of stone-pelting and shouting slogans during Hanuman Jayanti procession in Haridwar.

Following violent clashes on April 16, Delhi Police deployed drones to keep an eye on the situation in the national capital.&nbsp;After communal violence in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri, Delhi police released visuals of drone surveillance in other parts like the southeast.
On April 16, on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, violence broke out in Jahangirpuri when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted.&nbsp;At least 9 people, including 8 cops, were reportedly injured.
Meanwhile, police claimed that the situation in Jahangirpuri was under control, but the force maintained heavy deployment in the area.&nbsp;Police said foot patrolling, area domination, and deep deployment were being done to keep tension from boiling over again.
The police also reportedly organised a meeting of the 'aman' (peace) committee of the affected areas.&nbsp;Deputy Commissioner of Police of northwest Delhi organised a meeting with aman committee members of Jahangirpuri, Mahendra Park, and Adarsh Nagar police stations.
Over a dozen people have been arrested, with more suspects being identified and apprehended, as per reports.

Delhi violence: drone visuals of areas as police boost surveillance after Jahangirpuri violence on Hanuman Jayanti

Watch drone view of Delhi after violence on Hanuman Jayanti in Jahangirpuri


Delhi violence: watch drone visuals; police boost surveillance over Jahangirpuri Hanuman Jayanti clash

THUMBNAIL WATCH DRONE VIEW OF DELHI AFTER VIOLENCE
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 Following violent clashes on April 16, Delhi Police deployed drones to keep an eye on the situation in the national capital. After communal violence in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri, Delhi police released visuals of drone surveillance in other parts like the southeast. On April 16, on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, violence broke out in Jahangirpuri when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted. At least 9 people, including 8 cops, were reportedly injured.
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Meanwhile, police claimed that the situation in Jahangirpuri was under control, but the force maintained heavy deployment in the area. Police said foot patrolling, area domination, and deep deployment were being done to keep tension from boiling over again.
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The police also reportedly organised a meeting of the 'aman' (peace) committee of the affected areas. Deputy Commissioner of Police of northwest Delhi organised a meeting with aman committee members of Jahangirpuri, Mahendra Park, and Adarsh Nagar police stations.
 Over a dozen people have been arrested, with more suspects being identified and apprehended, as per reports.
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CAPTIONS Delhi: drone surveillance by police Increased surveillance post violence Situation under control, say police High deployment in Jahangirpuri 'Aman' (peace) committee meetings Over a dozen people arrested so far

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Following violent clashes on April 16, Delhi Police deployed drones to keep an eye on the situation in the national capital.&nbsp;After communal violence in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri, Delhi police released visuals of drone surveillance in other parts like the southeast.
On April 16, on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, violence broke out in Jahangirpuri when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted.&nbsp;At least 9 people, including 8 cops, were reportedly injured.
Meanwhile, police claimed that the situation in Jahangirpuri was under control, but the force maintained heavy deployment in the area.&nbsp;Police said foot patrolling, area domination, and deep deployment were being done to keep tension from boiling over again.
The police also reportedly organised a meeting of the 'aman' (peace) committee of the affected areas.&nbsp;Deputy Commissioner of Police of northwest Delhi organised a meeting with aman committee members of Jahangirpuri, Mahendra Park, and Adarsh Nagar police stations.
Over a dozen people have been arrested, with more suspects being identified and apprehended, as per reports.

A minor skirmish led to stone pelting between two communities at Holagunda village in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh but the situation has returned to normal after police intervened and pacified both the sides, police sources said on Sunday.
The skirmish occurred on Saturday night while a religious procession was being taken out on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, police sources said.
When the procession reached a mosque in the village, the Jayanti organisers switched off the mike, in reverence to the Ramzan observation. But some devotees allegedly chanted 'Jai Shri Ram' slogans.
Irked by this, the Muslims started pelting stones at the Hanuman Jayanti procession. The Jayanti participants too retaliated, police said.
The police then took the two sides to the local police station to quell the frenzy. Some tension prevailed even at the station but the authorities gave a stern warning to the two sides and brokered peace, the sources added.
Kurnool Superintendent of Police Sudhir Kumar Reddy rushed to Holagunda village to oversee the situation. Additional police force was deployed to prevent any untoward incident.
BJP state president Somu Veerraju condemned the incident and state that the attack on the Hanuman Jayanti procession began from the mosque.
Veerraju demanded that the perpetrators be arrested immediately. 

Clash breaks out between two groups during religious procession in Andhra Pradesh's Kurnool

Clash breaks out between two groups during religious procession in AP's Kurnool

A minor skirmish led to stone pelting between two communities at Holagunda village in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh&nbsp;on Saturday.
The situation returned to normal after police intervened and pacified both the sides.
The skirmish occurred while a religious procession was being taken out on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti.
The police took the two sides to the local police station to quell the frenzy.
Tensions prevailed even at the station but the authorities gave a stern warning to the two sides and brokered peace.
Additional police force was deployed to prevent any untoward incident.

The skirmish occurred on Saturday night while a religious procession was being taken out on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti

A minor skirmish led to stone pelting between two communities at Holagunda village in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh but the situation has returned to normal after police intervened and pacified both the sides, police sources said on Sunday.
The skirmish occurred on Saturday night while a religious procession was being taken out on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, police sources said.
When the procession reached a mosque in the village, the Jayanti organisers switched off the mike, in reverence to the Ramzan observation. But some devotees allegedly chanted 'Jai Shri Ram' slogans.
Irked by this, the Muslims started pelting stones at the Hanuman Jayanti procession. The Jayanti participants too retaliated, police said.
The police then took the two sides to the local police station to quell the frenzy. Some tension prevailed even at the station but the authorities gave a stern warning to the two sides and brokered peace, the sources added.
Kurnool Superintendent of Police Sudhir Kumar Reddy rushed to Holagunda village to oversee the situation. Additional police force was deployed to prevent any untoward incident.
BJP state president Somu Veerraju condemned the incident and state that the attack on the Hanuman Jayanti procession began from the mosque.
Veerraju demanded that the perpetrators be arrested immediately.&nbsp;

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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 VO: 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.
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 CAPTIONS Violence reported from Delhi Communal clashes in Jahangirpuri Violence on Hanuman Jayanti Stone pelting, arson reported Situation under control: police Delhi CM put onus on Modi govt Delhi law &amp; order under Modi govt
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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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