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Communal tensions gripped Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's hometown Jodhpur hours before Eid on Tuesday, prompting the authorities to suspend mobile internet services and impose a curfew in 10 police stations areas of the city.
Rajasthan Minister of State for Home Rajendra Yadav said over 50 people have been arrested in connection with the incident so far.
Several others were also detained in the night.
The chief minister has appealed to people to maintain peace and harmony. He also accused the BJP's central leadership of trying to defame the state government.
The Jodhpur deputy commissioner of police issued orders imposing a curfew till May 4 midnight besides suspending mobile internet services. Tensions broke out past Monday midnight over putting up of Islamic flags on the Jalori gate circle, which led to stone pelting in which five policemen were injured.
The situation was brought under control in the early hours on Tuesday with heavy deployment of police but tensions escalated again in the morning after prayers at an Eidgah.
Shops, vehicles and houses were pelted with stones near the Jalori gate area.
Members of a minority community were installing Eid flags and they put up a flag on a roundabout alongside the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa.
This led to a confrontation as members of the other community alleged that a saffron flag, which they had put up there ahead of Parshuram Jayanti, had gone missing.
The issue snowballed into stone pelting and clashes, officials said.
Police rushed to the spot to control the situation during which five policemen were injured, the police control room said.
Police had to lob tear gas shells to disperse the mob.
Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to check the spread of rumours, the officials said.
Gehlot in a tweet urged people to maintain peace and called the incident unfortunate.
"While respecting the tradition of love and brotherhood of Jodhpur, Marwar, I make a touching appeal to all parties to maintain peace and cooperate in restoring law and order," he said.
The chief minister said leaders of all political parties should ask their workers to maintain peace and they all should remain united.
Gehlot also chaired a high-level meeting at the Chief Minister's office to review the situation. He asked ministers Rajendra Yadav and Subhash Garg, and two officers to go to Jodhpur by helicopter.
The CM directed officials to take stern action against those responsible for it.
A criminal, irrespective of his religion, caste or class, must not be spared, the CM told officials.
Later, he told news channels that the it was the agenda of the BJP to defame him.
"It is their job to incite Hindu-Muslim riots. How long can you do politics in the name of polarization? This country belongs to all religions, all castes and PM Modi and central government also have to understand this,” he said.
On the other hand, the BJP targeted the state government over law and order.
Union minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat claimed that police are working under pressure.
Shekhawat threatened that he, along with other party leaders, will sit on a dharna at the Jalori gate circle if the rioters are not arrested.
"One man was stabbed and is struggling for life in hospital. The miscreants also insulted women and broke the leg of a minor girl. They also tried to damage a temple in the Sunaro Ka Baas area," he alleged.
BJP MLA Suryakanta Vyas in Jodhpur objected to the installation of an Eid flag alongside the freedom fighter's statue.
She had gone to the spot last night as soon as the incident occurred.
"They did (put up the flag) at (the statue of) Bissa ji and we have a strong objection to this. We will not forget this," Vyas said.
BJP state president Satish Poonia said, "Putting up an Islamic flag on the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa by anti-social elements and removing saffron flags put up on Parshuram Jayanti is condemnable." He appealed to people to maintain peace and demanded that the state government establish the "rule of law".
"A saffron flag was replaced with an Islamic flag at the statue of Bissaji last night and sabotage happened today. It is proven from the incident of Karauli that such incidents are happening under the patronage of the state government," Poonia said in a video statement.
He said such incidents against the majority community are alarming.
Former CM Vasundhara Raje and other BJP leaders also targeted the state government.
In the evening, ministers Rajendra Yadav and Subhash Garg along with the ACS (Home) and the ADG (Law and Order) visited the violence-hit area and a hospital.
Yadav told reporters at a press conference that more than 50 people have been arrested and efforts are being made to identify others.
He said three people are getting treatment at hospitals while 12-15 others were discharged after primary treatment.
Yadav said officials have been sent to the curfew-affected areas to ensure that people face no troubles.
"We will hold a meeting with officials to discuss every aspect of the incident. If any officer has not shared the correct information with the government, then the officer will be removed," he said.
Some of the local journalists who also received minor injuries in stone pelting and lathicharge also shared their plight.
Yadav said every aspect of the incident will be examined and no culprit will be spared. The ministers and senior officers will stay in Jodhpur for two day.

Jodhpur violence: 97 arrested in connection with Eid violence; BJP asks governor for probe

As many as 97 people have been arrested so far in connection with communal clashes over hoisting of a flag before Eid in Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's constituency Jodhpur where curfew continued in 10 police station areas for the second consecutive day on Wednesday.&nbsp;
Tensions broke out past Monday midnight, which saw stone pelting in which five policemen were injured.&nbsp;
The Jodhpur deputy commissioner of police issued orders imposing a curfew till May 4 midnight besides suspending mobile internet services. Nearly 1000 policemen have been deployed to maintain law and order.
Rajasthan state president of Bharatiya Janata Party Satish Poonia on Tuesday requested Governor Kalraj Mishra to initiate an investigation into the incidents related to violence in Jodhpur and also pass necessary instruction to state government to ensure maintenance of law and order.&nbsp;

Rajasthan police arrests 97 in connection with the violence that rocked the city late Monday. The BJP&nbsp;has asked the governor for a probe in the matter

As many as 97 people have been arrested so far in connection with communal clashes over hoisting of a flag before Eid in Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's constituency Jodhpur where curfew continued in 10 police station areas for the second consecutive day on Wednesday.
Tensions broke out past Monday midnight, which saw stone pelting in which five policemen were injured.&nbsp;
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The Jodhpur deputy commissioner of police issued orders imposing a curfew till May 4 midnight besides suspending mobile internet services. Nearly 1000 policemen have been deployed to maintain law and order.
Rajasthan state president of Bharatiya Janata Party Satish Poonia on Tuesday requested Governor Kalraj Mishra to initiate an investigation into the incidents related to violence in Jodhpur and also pass necessary instruction to state the government to ensure maintenance of law and order in the state.&nbsp;

Jodhpur Violence News: Tension broke out between two communities in Jodhpur which led to stone pelting, leaving at least four policemen injured in the early hours of Tuesday.

Rajasthan: Fresh clashes reported in Jodhpur, internet suspended

Fresh clashes have been reported in Jodhpur on Tuesday following tension between two communities on Monday night over placement of their flags

Fresh clashes reported in Jodhpur, internet suspended

Tension broke out between two communities in Jodhpur which led to stone pelting, leaving at least four policemen injured in the early hours of Tuesday.
The police lobbed tear gas shells to control the situation&nbsp;in the hometown of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, who appealed to the people to maintain peace.&nbsp;The chief minister asked the people to uphold brotherhood and called the incident unfortunate.
The two sides clashed with each other over installing a religious flag, police said.&nbsp;
Four policemen were injured in the stone pelting. Heavy police force was deployed in the area to control the situation, according to news agency PTI
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Jodhpur Violence: The police lobbed tear gas shells to control the situation&nbsp;in the hometown of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, who appealed to the people to maintain peace.

Hours before Eid, communal tension broke out in Jodhpur leading to stone pelting. Five policemen were injured in the incident that took place past midnight, officials said.
The situation was brought under control with heavy deployment of police, but the tension re-escalated after the Namaz of Eid on Tuesday morning when some people pelted stones near the Jalori Gate here. A few vehicles were damaged, they said.
The two sides clashed with each other over installing a religious flag, police said.&nbsp;
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Jodhpur is the hometown of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, who appealed to the people to maintain peace and harmony.
Police rushed to the spot to control the situation during which five policemen were injured, police control room said.
The police had to lob tear gas shells to disperse the mob. Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to check the spread of rumours, the officials said.
Gehlot tweeted urging the people to maintain peace and called the incident unfortunate.
"While respecting the tradition of love and brotherhood of Jodhpur, Marwar, I make a touching appeal to all the parties to maintain peace and cooperate in restoring law and order," he said.
The chief minister said instructions had been issued to the administration to maintain peace and order.

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