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A photograph from the recent communal clashes in Rajasthan has gone viral.&nbsp;It shows a policeman running with a child in his hands, while a building goes up in flames in the background.
It was reportedly captured during violence in Karauli on April 2, when alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally during a Hindu festival reportedly led to clashes.
The constable was identified as Netresh Sharma.&nbsp;His brave feat elicited glowing praise on social media.&nbsp;Even the Chief Minister of Rajasthan spoke to the constable on the phone, and informed him about his promotion.
CM Ashok Gehlot told Sharma, "Your feat was magnificent. I felt very good after reading about this. I called the DGP and commissioner, and told them to promote such a constable. I have ordered that you be made Head Constable. I congratulate you and give my best wishes."
When the cop said that he was just doing his duty, Gehlot said, "&nbsp;Many people are supposed to do their duty. But risking your own life to do this is creditable. My best wishes. If you visit Jaipur, then we'll meet."
On April 2, alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally passing through a Muslim-dominated area led to vandalism, violence, and arson in which around 30 people were reportedly injured.

Cop saves child during communal violence in Rajasthan's Karauli; CM Ashok Gehlot calls and announces promotion

Rajasthan cop rewarded after photograph of rescuing a child during recent Karauli violence goes viral. Watch what CM Ashok Gehlot told him.


Cop saves child during violence in Rajasthan's Karauli; CM Ashok Gehlot calls and announces promotion

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 ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN TRANSLATION - I have ordered that you be made Head Constable
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This photograph from the recent communal clashes in Rajasthan has gone viral.
It shows a policeman running with a child in his hands, while a building goes up in flames in the background. It was reportedly captured during violence in Karauli on April 2, when alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally during a Hindu festival reportedly led to clashes. The constable was identified as Netresh Sharma.
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His brave feat elicited glowing praise on social media. Even the Chief Minister of Rajasthan spoke to the constable on the phone, and informed him about his promotion.
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 ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN Your feat was magnificent. I felt very good after reading about this. I called the DGP and commissioner, and told them to promote such a constable. I have ordered that you be made Head Constable. I congratulate you and give my best wishes.
 NETRESH SHARMA, CONSTABLE Thank you, sir. It was my duty.
 ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN
Many people are supposed to do their duty. But risking your own life to do this is creditable. My best wishes. If you visit Jaipur, then we'll meet.
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On April 2, alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally passing through a Muslim-dominated area led to vandalism, violence, and arson in which around 30 people were reportedly injured.
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CAPTIONS Cop hailed for action during violence Rajasthan constable rescued a child Photo of cop running with kid went viral Rajasthan CM spoke to Netresh Sharma Sharma promoted to Head Constable

<div>On April 2, alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally passing through a Muslim-dominated area led to vandalism, violence, and arson.</div>

A photograph from the recent communal clashes in Rajasthan has gone viral.&nbsp;It shows a policeman running with a child in his hands, while a building goes up in flames in the background.
It was reportedly captured during violence in Karauli on April 2, when alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally during a Hindu festival reportedly led to clashes.
 The constable was identified as Netresh Sharma.&nbsp;His brave feat elicited glowing praise on social media.&nbsp;Even the Chief Minister of Rajasthan spoke to the constable on the phone, and informed him about his promotion.
 CM Ashok Gehlot told Sharma, "Your feat was magnificent. I felt very good after reading about this. I called the DGP and commissioner, and told them to promote such a constable. I have ordered that you be made Head Constable. I congratulate you and give my best wishes."
 When the cop said that he was just doing his duty, Gehlot said, "&nbsp;Many people are supposed to do their duty. But risking your own life to do this is creditable. My best wishes. If you visit Jaipur, then we'll meet."
 On April 2, alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally passing through a Muslim-dominated area led to vandalism, violence, and arson in which around 30 people were reportedly injured.

Communal clashes were reported from Rajasthan's Karauli on April 2. The cause was alleged stone-pelting at a motorcycle rally passing through a Muslim-dominated area, as per reports.
The bike rally was reportedly organised on the occasion of Nav Samvatsar, the first day of the new year according to the Hindu calendar. Following the alleged stone-pelting, violence broke out, and some shops and vehicles were also allegedly set on fire.
Around 35 people were reportedly injured in the violence. One person in critical condition was rushed to Jaipur, while around 10 people were taken to a local hospital for treatment.
A curfew has been imposed in Karauli, and over 600 police personnel with around 50 senior officers have been posted to keep the situation in check, as per a PTI report.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot tweeted that he had spoken to the state police chief and ordered strict action against rioters.
The BJP blamed Congress' "appeasement politics" for the violence. Kirodi Lal Meena said, "This appeasement politics is so dangerous. This is government's failure. In Rajasthan, Hindus can't even celebrate Nav Samvatsar. This is the result of the Gehlot government and police's shoddy law and order administration."
 

Communal violence in Rajasthan's Karauli after stone-pelting at bike rally on Hindu festival; BJP slams Congress

A curfew was imposed in Karauli, and over 600 police personnel with around 50 senior officers were reportedly deployed.


Communal violence in Rajasthan's Karauli after stone-pelting at bike rally; BJP slams Congress

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&nbsp; Communal clashes were reported from Rajasthan's Karauli on April 2. The cause was alleged stone-pelting at a motorcycle rally passing through a Muslim-dominated area, as per reports. The bike rally was reportedly organised on the occasion of Nav Samvatsar, the first day of the new year according to the Hindu calendar. Following the alleged stone-pelting, violence broke out, and some shops and vehicles were also allegedly set on fire.
 Many people were injured in the incident, of which 27 were treated and sent home, 10 are undergoing treatment in the hospital and 3 seriously injured were referred to Jaipur. The injured were admitted to the District General Hospital. Among the injured people four were police officers.
 Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) has been imposed in the Karauli district of Rajasthan and the internet has also been shut down, and over 600 police personnel with around 50 senior officers have been posted to keep the situation in check, as per reports.
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Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot tweeted that he had spoken to the state police chief and ordered strict action against rioters.
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The BJP blamed Congress' "appeasement politics" for the violence.
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 TRANSLATION - This appeasement politics is so dangerous. This is government's failure. In Rajasthan, Hindus can't even celebrate Nav Samvatsar. This is the result of the Gehlot government and police's shoddy law and order administration.&nbsp;
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 CAPTIONS Communal clashes in Rajasthan's Karauli Stone-pelting at bike rally the cause: reports Bike rally organised on Hindu new year Curfew imposed, massive police deployment Rajasthan CM Gehlot ordered 'strict action' BJP blamed Congress' 'appeasement politics'
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Communal clashes were reported from Rajasthan's Karauli on April 2.&nbsp;The cause was alleged stone-pelting at a motorcycle rally passing through a Muslim-dominated area, as per reports.
The bike rally was reportedly organised on the occasion of Nav Samvatsar, the first day of the new year according to the Hindu calendar.&nbsp;Following the alleged stone-pelting, violence broke out, and some shops and vehicles were also allegedly set on fire.
 Many people were injured in the incident, of which 27 were treated and sent home, 10 are undergoing treatment in the hospital and 3 seriously injured were referred to Jaipur. The injured were admitted to the District General Hospital. Among the injured people four were police officers.
 Section 144 was imposed in Karauli from 6:30 pm on April 2 to 12 am on April 4. "Section 144 imposed in Karauli from 6:30 pm today, April 2, to 12 am on April 4, in connection with a case of stone-pelting at a &lsquo;Shobha Yatra&rsquo;(bike rally) in the city. Internet to also be shut on April 2 and 3 (till midnight)," said Karauli DM Rajendra Singh Shekhawat
Over 600 police personnel with around 50 senior officers have been posted to keep the situation in check, as per a PTI report.
 Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot tweeted that he had spoken to the state police chief and ordered strict action against rioters.
 The BJP blamed Congress' "appeasement politics" for the violence. Kirodi Lal Meena said, "This appeasement politics is so dangerous. This is government's failure. In Rajasthan, Hindus can't even celebrate Nav Samvatsar. This is the result of the Gehlot government and police's shoddy law and order administration."
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