Times News Network Kanpur: Tenses apply in the Sansika Village district of Farrukhabad after two people were injured after a fight between two groups during the Yatra Dhamma on Wednesday.
The police must use mild strength to disperse the horde.
During Yatra on the second day of the Buddha festival about Sharad Purnima, followers of the Lord Buddha put up a flag about the stupa in Sankisa, a pilgrimage site in the district.
Irked about this, another group included in the Sect Santan began to shout slogans in protests.
The two groups were forced to throw stones.
Due told, the police rushed to the place and had to use mild strength to disperse a horde.
In riot, two people including one Ajay Kumar and Lakhan Srivastava suffered injuries.
Angry about this, Sankisa Village people blocked the main road and demanded better care for both injured.
Human HR Anil Kumar and Circle Officer Sohrab Alam, along with heavy police forces rushed to the place to record the situation.
After being persuaded by officials, the villagers raised the road blockade.
Then, Ashok Kumar Meena police supervisor also reached the place and calmed the agitators.
Meanwhile, given the tension, more police were asked from the neighboring Mainpuri District.
According to the source, Buddhist followers claimed it as a Buddhist stupa on religious sites located in Sankisa and that the Buddha God arrived from heaven here.
While the Sanatan Dharma people claimed to be the Ancient Temple of Dewi Bisari Devi.
The Hanuman Ji idol was also installed in this religious location.
For about 40 years, a case between Buddhists and Sanatan Dharmis had been delayed in court regarding the claim of this religious place.
The police have begun to focus on the problem maker, said SP added, “the situation is controlled as it is now.
No one will be permitted to disrupt the law and order the situation in the area.”
Two were injured in a fight for claims on religious sites during the Yatra Dhamma
