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BJP's Suvendu Adhikari blamed the TMC government, saying that it was Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee's earlier remark that incited the violence.

West Bengal: 20 injured during Murshidabad Ram Navami violence, BJP blames TMC  

BJP's Suvendu Adhikari blamed the TMC government, saying that it was Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee's earlier remark that incited the violence.

Violence marred Ram Navami celebrations in West Bengal, as the state remained on edge during the processions taken out by local right-wing outfit Hindu Jagran Manch.
The BJP blamed the Mamata Banerjee dispensation for the clashes, especially in Murshidabad where at least 20 people were injured after miscreants threw stones from the roof of a house in the Rejinagar area.
According to the Indian Express newspaper, there were also reports of a crude bomb going off.
BJP's Suvendu Adhikari claimed that it was Banerjee's provocative speech that incited the violence.
He was referring to Banerjee's earlier remarks during a rally where she warned about possible violence that could unfold during Ram Navami.
"It (Ram Navami) is the day they riot, if they abuse you, keep cool and pray to Allah", Mamata Banerjee said.

Curfew will remain in force on Eid-al-Fitr and Akshaya Tritiya in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone and people have been asked to celebrate the upcoming festivals at home in the city, where violence was reported during a Ram Navami procession on April 10, officials said on Sunday.
People can make purchases for the festivals on Sunday, when the curfew has been relaxed from 8 am to 5 pm, they said.
The festival of Eid and Akshaya Tritiya, considered auspicious for beginning new ventures, marriages and expensive investments such as in gold, will be celebrated on May 3.
After a 'peace committee' meeting, Khargone's Additional Collector Sumer Singh Mujalda told reporters on Saturday night that there will be no relaxation in curfew on May 2 and May 3 in the wake of the festivals.
No marriage functions will be allowed in the city on Akshaya Tritiya, he said.
For students appearing in various exams, special passes will be issued, he said.
Khargone's in-charge Superintendent of Police Rohit Kashwani said additional forces have been called from other districts to maintain law and order situation in the city in view of the festivals.
Temporary jails have been set up and those violating the curfew will not be spared, he said.
The curfew in the city has been relaxed on Sunday for nine hours - from 8 am to 5 pm, he said.
Curfew was clamped in the city after the violence on April 10, during which shops and houses were damaged, vehicles torched and stones hurled. Since April 14, the local administration has been relaxing the curfew for some hours.
As per the district administration's order, the curfew relaxation will not be applicable to petrol pumps and for the sale of kerosene from Public Distribution System (PDS) shops.
During the curfew relaxation period, shops selling milk, vegetables, medicines, and barber's shops among others, are allowed to remain open, but religious places have been asked to be kept shut.
Passenger buses will be allowed to ply during curfew relaxation, the order said. 

Madhya Pradesh: no relaxation in curfew for Eid in Khargone after Ram Navami violence

Curfew will remain in force on Eid-al-Fitr and Akshaya Tritiya in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone and people have been asked to celebrate the upcoming festivals at home

Curfew will remain in force on Eid-al-Fitr and Akshaya Tritiya in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone and people have been asked to celebrate the upcoming festivals at home in the city, where violence was reported during a Ram Navami procession on April 10, officials said on Sunday.
People can make purchases for the festivals on Sunday, when the curfew has been relaxed from 8 am to 5 pm, they said.
The festival of Eid&nbsp;and&nbsp;Akshaya Tritiya, considered auspicious for beginning new ventures, marriages and expensive investments such as in gold, will be celebrated on May 3.
After a 'peace committee' meeting, Khargone's Additional Collector Sumer Singh Mujalda told reporters on Saturday night that there will be no relaxation in curfew on May 2 and May 3 in the wake of the festivals.
No marriage functions will be allowed in the city on Akshaya Tritiya, he said.
For students appearing in various exams, special passes will be issued, he said.
Khargone's in-charge Superintendent of Police Rohit Kashwani said additional forces have been called from other districts to maintain law and order situation in the city in view of the festivals.
Curfew was clamped in the city after the violence on April 10, during which shops and houses were damaged, vehicles torched and stones hurled. Since April 14, the local administration has been relaxing the curfew for some hours.
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Curfew was clamped in the city after the violence on April 10, during which shops and houses were damaged, vehicles torched and stones hurled. Since April 14, the local administration has been relaxing the curfew for some hours.

Curfew will remain in force on Eid-al-Fitr and Akshaya Tritiya in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone and people have been asked to celebrate the upcoming festivals at home in the city, where violence was reported during a Ram Navami procession on April 10, officials said on Sunday.
People can make purchases for the festivals on Sunday, when the curfew has been relaxed from 8 am to 5 pm, they said.
The festival of Eid&nbsp;and&nbsp;Akshaya Tritiya, considered auspicious for beginning new ventures, marriages and expensive investments such as in gold, will be celebrated on May 3.
After a 'peace committee' meeting, Khargone's Additional Collector Sumer Singh Mujalda told reporters on Saturday night that there will be no relaxation in curfew on May 2 and May 3 in the wake of the festivals.
No marriage functions will be allowed in the city on Akshaya Tritiya, he said.
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For students appearing in various exams, special passes will be issued, he said.
Khargone's in-charge Superintendent of Police Rohit Kashwani said additional forces have been called from other districts to maintain law and order situation in the city in view of the festivals.
Temporary jails have been set up and those violating the curfew will not be spared, he said.
The curfew in the city has been relaxed on Sunday for nine hours - from 8 am to 5 pm, he said.
Curfew was clamped in the city after the violence on April 10, during which shops and houses were damaged, vehicles torched and stones hurled. Since April 14, the local administration has been relaxing the curfew for some hours.
As per the district administration's order, the curfew relaxation will not be applicable to petrol pumps and for the sale of kerosene from Public Distribution System (PDS) shops.
During the curfew relaxation period, shops selling milk, vegetables, medicines, and barber's shops among others, are allowed to remain open, but religious places have been asked to be kept shut.
Passenger buses will be allowed to ply during curfew relaxation, the order said.&nbsp;

Five people have been arrested in connection with the murder of a man in the communal violence in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone during Ram Navami celebrations. 
According to media reports, the police have said that the 5 men have also been identified by the eye-witnesses. 
30-year-old Ibris Khan had been missing since the April 10 violence. His body was found eight days later at a morgue in Indore, which is around 120 km from Khargone.
Ibris Khan was murdered on the night of the clashes by seven-eight men, according to the local police.
Two groups clashed during a Ram Navami procession in Khargone on April 10 leading to arson. 

Ram Navami clashes: 5 arrested for murder in MP's Khargone

Five people have been arrested in connection with the murder of a man in the communal violence in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone during Ram Navami celebrations. 

MP&nbsp;riots: 5 arrested in murder case
30-year-old man was killed in riots
Police: eye-witnesses identified men
Clashes in Khargone&nbsp;on Ram Navami

30-year-old&nbsp;Ibris Khan had been missing since the April 10 violence. His body was found eight days later at a morgue in Indore, which is around 120 km from Khargone.

Five people have been arrested in connection with the murder of a man in the communal violence in Madhya Pradesh's&nbsp;Khargone&nbsp;during Ram Navami celebrations.&nbsp;
According to media reports, the police have said that the 5 men have also been identified by the eye-witnesses.&nbsp;
30-year-old&nbsp;Ibris Khan had been missing since the April 10 violence. His body was found eight days later at a morgue in Indore, which is around 120 km from Khargone.
Ibris Khan was murdered&nbsp;on the night of the clashes by seven-eight men, according&nbsp;to the local police.
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Two groups clashed during a Ram Navami procession in Khargone on April 10, leading to arson.&nbsp;

The Jawaharlal Nehru University is in the eye of yet another storm. Days after violence between students on the occasion of Ram Navami, a right-wing group targeted the institution.
The Hindu Sena put up posters saying 'Bhagwa (saffron) JNU' near the gates of the university. The posters were accompanied by a plethora of saffron scarves. The posters and saffron scarves covered JNU's vicinity, including autorickshaws plying in the area.
In a video message, Hindu Sena's vice president "warned" those opposed to 'bhagwa' or saffron. Without listing specific instances, the Hindu Sena accused elements at JNU of trying to insult 'Saffron'. Srujit Yadav said, "At the Jawaharlal Nehru University, those opposed to Saffron have been insulting it. Hindu Sena warns them and asks them to mend their ways. They should stop trying to insult Saffron. We respect you, we respect all religions, we respect all ideologies. But the way in which Saffron is being insulted in JNU will not be tolerated by Hindu Sena. We can take any strong action over this."
Police reportedly said that the posters were promptly removed due to the recent violence, and appropriate legal action is being taken.
JNU recently turned into a battleground after students reportedly associated with Left and ABVP clashed on April 10. ABVP, the RSS' student wing, claimed that its Ram Navami prayer session was disrupted and attacked by Left students. Meanwhile, those associated with the Left claimed that they were attacked by ABVP for consuming chicken on Ram Navami. JNU authorities ordered a proctoral inquiry after the incident.

'Warning to JNU': Saffron posters near university put up by Hindu Sena days after Ram Navami violence

Days after Ram Navami violence, JNU "warned" by Hindu Sena for "opposing bhagwa (saffron)".

'Warning to JNU': Saffron posters near university; Hindu Sena claims credit days after Ram Navami violence

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 VO: The Jawaharlal Nehru University is in the eye of yet another storm. Days after violence between students on the occasion of Ram Navami, a right-wing group targeted the institution. The Hindu Sena put up posters saying 'Bhagwa (saffron) JNU' near the gates of the university. The posters were accompanied by a plethora of saffron scarves. The posters and saffron scarves covered JNU's vicinity, including autorickshaws plying in the area. In a video message, Hindu Sena's vice president "warned" those opposed to 'bhagwa' or saffron. Without listing specific instances, the Hindu Sena accused elements at JNU of trying to insult 'Saffron'.
 BYTE SRUJIT YADAV, VICE PRESIDENT, HINDU SENA ANI REC - 15 APR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 12-08-50 (3:28 - 4:01) TRANSLATION - At the Jawaharlal Nehru University, those opposed to Saffron have been insulting it. Hindu Sena warns them and asks them to mend their ways. They should stop trying to insult Saffron. We respect you, we respect all religions, we respect all ideologies. But the way in which Saffron is being insulted in JNU will not be tolerated by Hindu Sena. We can take any strong action over this.
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 VO:&nbsp;Police reportedly said that the posters were promptly removed due to the recent violence, and appropriate legal action is being taken. JNU recently turned into a battleground after students reportedly associated with Left and ABVP clashed on April 10. ABVP, the RSS' student wing, claimed that its Ram Navami prayer session was disrupted and attacked by Left students. Meanwhile, those associated with the Left claimed that they were attacked by ABVP for consuming chicken on Ram Navami. JNU authorities ordered a proctoral inquiry after the incident.
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CAPTIONS Saffron posters put up near JNU Hindu Sena claimed credit Hindu Sena 'warned' JNU Warning against 'opposing Saffron' Posters removed promptly: cops Recently, JNU saw violence Violence on Ram Navami Left, ABVP students clashed

<div>In a video message, Hindu Sena's vice president "warned" those opposed to 'bhagwa' or saffron at JNU.</div>

The Jawaharlal Nehru University is in the eye of yet another storm.&nbsp;Days after violence between students on the occasion of Ram Navami, a right-wing group targeted the institution.
The Hindu Sena put up posters saying 'Bhagwa (saffron) JNU' near the gates of the university.&nbsp;The posters were accompanied by a plethora of saffron scarves.&nbsp;The posters and saffron scarves covered JNU's vicinity, including autorickshaws plying in the area.
In a video message, Hindu Sena's vice president "warned" those opposed to 'bhagwa' or saffron.&nbsp;Without listing specific instances, the Hindu Sena accused elements at JNU of trying to insult 'Saffron'. Srujit Yadav said, "At the Jawaharlal Nehru University, those opposed to Saffron have been insulting it. Hindu Sena warns them and asks them to mend their ways. They should stop trying to insult Saffron. We respect you, we respect all religions, we respect all ideologies. But the way in which Saffron is being insulted in JNU will not be tolerated by Hindu Sena. We can take any strong action over this."
Police reportedly said that the posters were promptly removed due to the recent violence, and appropriate legal action is being taken.
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JNU recently turned into a battleground after students reportedly associated with Left and ABVP clashed on April 10.&nbsp;ABVP, the RSS' student wing, claimed that its Ram Navami prayer session was disrupted and attacked by Left students.&nbsp;Meanwhile, those associated with the Left claimed that they were attacked by ABVP for consuming chicken on Ram Navami.&nbsp;JNU authorities ordered a proctoral inquiry after the incident.

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