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The main accused in communal violence during a Ram Navami procession in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone city was arrested on Sunday, over three months after the incident, police said Sunday.
Sameerullah Khan (30), carrying a reward of Rs 10,000 on his head, was picked up from the Khaltaka area of the Khargone district, said Superintendent of Police (SP) Dharmveer Singh.
At least 11 criminal cases, including arson, stone pelting, and violence, were registered against Khan during the April 10 communal riots, he said.
The district administration had invoked the stringent National Security Act (NSA) against Khan earlier this week, he said.
The accused has been involved in criminal cases including those of communal nature since 2016, said Singh.
Stone pelting had occurred during a Ram Navami procession in Khargone on April 10, leading to clashes between two communities and arson.
After the violence, a total or partial curfew remained imposed in the city for 24 days. 

MP: Main accused in Khargone communal violence arrested

The main accused in communal violence during a Ram Navami procession in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone city was arrested on Sunday, over three months after the incident, police said on Sunday.

30-year-old Sameerullah Khan, carrying a reward of Rs 10,000 on his head, had at least 11 criminal cases, including arson, stone pelting, and violence,&nbsp; registered against him during the April 10 communal riots

The main accused in communal violence during a Ram Navami procession in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone city was arrested on Sunday, over three months after the incident, police said Sunday.
Sameerullah Khan (30), carrying a reward of Rs 10,000 on his head, was picked up from the Khaltaka area of the Khargone district, said Superintendent of Police (SP) Dharmveer Singh.
At least 11 criminal cases, including arson, stone pelting, and violence, were registered against Khan during the April 10 communal riots, he said.
The district administration had invoked the stringent National Security Act (NSA) against Khan earlier this week, he said.
The accused has been involved in criminal cases including those of communal nature since 2016, said Singh.
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Stone pelting had occurred during a Ram Navami procession in Khargone on April 10, leading to clashes between two communities and arson.
After the violence, a total or partial curfew remained imposed in the city for 24 days.&nbsp;

A 30-year-old man who went missing during communal clashes in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone city has become the first fatality of violence but his death has raised allegations of cover-up, with the kin of the deceased accusing the police of keeping his death under wraps for eight days.
The body of Ibresh Khan was kept at a government hospital in Indore for eight days after it was found in Khargone's Anand Nagar area as the freezer facility was not available in Khargone, police said on Monday.
A police officer said that Ibresh Khan died due to serious injuries to his head caused by stones.
Communal clashes had broken out in Khargone city on April 10 during a Ram Navami procession, leading to arson and stone-pelting, leading to the clamping of curfew. Superintendent of Police Siddharth Choudhary had received a bullet injury during the violence.
"An unidentified body was found the next day (April 11) of communal violence in the Anand Nagar area of Khargone," In-charge Superintendent of Police (SP) Rohit Kashwani told reporters.
He said since there was no freezer facility available in Khargone, the body was kept at the Indore government hospital after postmortem.
Kashwani said the family members of Ibresh Khan registered a missing person complaint on April 14.
"Ibresh Khan's body was handed over to his family members on Sunday after they identified him", he said, adding that further investigation is underway.
Kashwani said that Ibresh Khan died due to serious injuries to his head caused by stones.
However, kin of Ibresh Khan, a resident of the Islampura area, alleged cover-up by the police.
Ibresh's brother Ikhlaq Khan claimed that the deceased was seen in the custody of the police by some people on April 12. He alleged that the police informed him about Ibresh's death and the whereabouts of his body only after he threatened to go to the media.
Ikhlaq Khan alleged that Ibresh had gone to provide food for 'Iftar' (evening meal eaten by Muslims during Ramadan fasting) in the Anand Nagar area when he was hit by a stone.
"The people in Anand Nagar attacked my brother with weapons and crushed his head with a stone," he alleged while speaking to reporters.
Ikhlaq Khan also claimed that Ibresh Khan was seen in the custody of the police by some people on April 12 but these witnesses are not ready to depose.
"A policeman came to me on Sunday night and told me that Ibresh's body is kept in Indore," he said.
Ikhlaq Khan claimed that the condition of Ibresh's body indicates that he was brutally attacked.
"While his one eye was broken there were cuts on his face and legs," he said.
Ikhlaq Khan alleged that the police kept the family members in the dark about the whereabouts of his brother for eight days.
"They didn't disclose the whereabouts of my brother even after registering a missing person complaint. The police informed me about my brother's body only after I threatened to go to the media," he claimed.

Khargone communal violence: first death confirmed, kin say slain 'was seen in police custody'

A man who went missing during communal clashes in Khargone city has become the first fatality of violence but his death has raised allegations of cover-up... (Post as a link)

((MAKE A SMALL MONTAGE OF OLD SHOTS OF COMMUNAL VIOLENCE- POLICE/STONES ON ROAD ETC)) A 30-year-old man who went missing during communal clashes in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone city has become the first fatality of violence. Ibresh Khan's death has however raised allegations of cover-up, with the kin of the deceased accusing the police of keeping his death under wraps for eight days.
A police officer said that Ibresh Khan died due to serious injuries to his head caused by stones.
Police said the body of Ibresh Khan was kept at a government hospital in Indore for eight days after it was found in Khargone's Anand Nagar area as the freezer facility was not available in Khargone. (POLICE SOT) Communal clashes had broken out in Khargone city on April 10 during a Ram Navami procession, leading to arson and stone-pelting, and&nbsp;clamping of curfew.&nbsp;
Ibresh's brother Ikhlaq Khan claimed that the deceased was seen in the custody of the police by some people on April 12. He alleged that the police informed him about Ibresh's death and the whereabouts of his body only after he threatened to go to the media.
Ikhlaq Khan alleged that Ibresh had gone to provide food for 'Iftar&nbsp;in the Anand Nagar area when he was hit by a stone.
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Ibresh's brother Ikhlaq Khan claimed that the deceased was seen in the custody of the police on April 12. He alleged that the police informed him about Ibresh's death only after he threatened to go to the media.

A 30-year-old man who went missing during communal clashes in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone city has become the first fatality of violence but his death has raised allegations of cover-up, with the kin of the deceased accusing the police of keeping his death under wraps for eight days.
The body of Ibresh Khan was kept at a government hospital in Indore for eight days after it was found in Khargone's Anand Nagar area as the freezer facility was not available in Khargone, police said on Monday.
A police officer said that Ibresh Khan died due to serious injuries to his head caused by stones.
Communal clashes had broken out in Khargone city on April 10 during a Ram Navami procession, leading to arson and stone-pelting, leading to the clamping of curfew. Superintendent of Police Siddharth Choudhary had received a bullet injury during the violence.
"An unidentified body was found the next day (April 11) of communal violence in the Anand Nagar area of Khargone," In-charge Superintendent of Police (SP) Rohit Kashwani told reporters.
He said since there was no freezer facility available in Khargone, the body was kept at the Indore government hospital after postmortem.
Kashwani said the family members of Ibresh Khan registered a missing person complaint on April 14.
"Ibresh Khan's body was handed over to his family members on Sunday after they identified him", he said, adding that further investigation is underway.
Kashwani said that Ibresh Khan died due to serious injuries to his head caused by stones.
However, kin of Ibresh Khan, a resident of the Islampura area, alleged cover-up by the police.
Ibresh's brother Ikhlaq Khan claimed that the deceased was seen in the custody of the police by some people on April 12. He alleged that the police informed him about Ibresh's death and the whereabouts of his body only after he threatened to go to the media.
Ikhlaq Khan alleged that Ibresh had gone to provide food for 'Iftar' (evening meal eaten by Muslims during Ramadan fasting) in the Anand Nagar area when he was hit by a stone.
"The people in Anand Nagar attacked my brother with weapons and crushed his head with a stone," he alleged while speaking to reporters.
Ikhlaq Khan also claimed that Ibresh Khan was seen in the custody of the police by some people on April 12 but these witnesses are not ready to depose.
"A policeman came to me on Sunday night and told me that Ibresh's body is kept in Indore," he said.
Ikhlaq Khan claimed that the condition of Ibresh's body indicates that he was brutally attacked.
"While his one eye was broken there were cuts on his face and legs," he said.
Ikhlaq Khan alleged that the police kept the family members in the dark about the whereabouts of his brother for eight days.
"They didn't disclose the whereabouts of my brother even after registering a missing person complaint. The police informed me about my brother's body only after I threatened to go to the media," he claimed. ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/hanuman-jayanti-clashes-violence-reported-in-multiple-cities-23-arrested-in-jahangirpuri-case-1650267728053">Hanuman Jayanti clashes: violence in multiple cities; 23 held in Jahangirpuri case</a>

A house constructed under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana on government land was demolished in Khargone city of Madhya Pradesh following violence on Ram Navami. It was demolished on Monday by local authorities during a drive against `illegal' properties allegedly belonging to those involved in the stone-pelting and other forms of violence that broke out during a Ram Navami procession the day before. Fakhroo, the house owner, told reporters that her family was living on the same plot of land in a kuccha house before they became beneficiaries of PMAY. But when asked if the land belonged to her, she said that it was built on government land and they had been living there for years. Government officials have claimed that they had land somewhere else and that the house was being used for other than residential purposes. As per municipal officials, the notice seeking removal of encroachment on government land was served to her in March and again on April 7 and it was executed on Monday. In all 16 houses and 29 shops have been demolished so far. On Tuesday, a delegation of Muslim clerics met Madhya Pradesh director general of police in Bhopal and alleged that Muslims were selectively targeted by the administration after communal clashes. Curfew continued in Khargone city for the third day on Wednesday. 

Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana house demolished in violence hit Khargone

One of the houses razed to the ground was built under PM Awas Yojana. The residents had been living there since before they built the house under the scheme

PM Awas Yojana house demolished in violence hit Khargone

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WHY BJP&nbsp;GOVT DEMOLISHED PM-AWAS&nbsp;SCHEME HOUSE
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A house constructed under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana on government land was demolished in Khargone city of Madhya Pradesh following violence on Ram Navami.&nbsp; It was demolished during a drive against `illegal' properties allegedly belonging to those involved in the violence that broke out during a Ram Navami procession the day before.&nbsp; Fakhroo, the&nbsp;house owner, told reporters that her family was living on the same plot of land in a kuccha house before they became beneficiaries of PMAY.&nbsp; But when asked if the land belonged to her, she said that it was built on government land. Government officials have claimed that they had land somewhere else and that the house was being used for other than residential purposes. As per municipal officials, the notice seeking removal of encroachment on government land was served to her in March and again on April 7&nbsp;and executed on Monday.&nbsp; In all 16 houses and 29 shops have been demolished so far.&nbsp; On Tuesday, a delegation of Muslim clerics met Madhya Pradesh director general of police and alleged that Muslims were selectively targeted by the administration after communal clashes.&nbsp;

One of the houses razed to the ground was built under PM Awas&nbsp;Yojana. The residents had been living there since before they built the house under the scheme

A house constructed under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana on government land was demolished in Khargone city of Madhya Pradesh following violence on Ram Navami.&nbsp; It was demolished on Monday by local authorities during a drive against `illegal' properties allegedly belonging to those involved in the stone-pelting and other forms of violence that broke out during a Ram Navami procession the day before.&nbsp; Fakhroo, the&nbsp;house owner, told reporters that her family was living on the same plot of land in a kuccha house before they became beneficiaries of PMAY.&nbsp; But when asked if the land belonged to her, she said that it was built on government land and they had been living there for years.&nbsp; Government officials have claimed that they had land somewhere else and that the house was being used for other than residential purposes. As per municipal officials, the notice seeking removal of encroachment on government land was served to her in March and again on April 7&nbsp;and it was executed on Monday.&nbsp; In all 16 houses and 29 shops have been demolished so far.&nbsp; On Tuesday, a delegation of Muslim clerics met Madhya Pradesh director general of police in Bhopal and alleged that Muslims were selectively targeted by the administration after communal clashes.&nbsp; Curfew continued in Khargone city for the third day on Wednesday.&nbsp;

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