Rajkot: The impact of the murder of a man in the city of Dhandhuka Ahmedabad spread throughout Gujarat with the violence reported in Rajkot and protests registered in the Chota Udepur region dominated by tribes.
A difficult mass around 3,000 was forced to commit violence and damage the van of the police control room (PCR) who followed the police forced lathicharge to dissolve the crowd.
On Sunday, the police gave permission to collect a number of people and a peaceful march to the collector’s office to file a memorandum on this issue.
But police guidelines were very violated because nearly 3,000 gathered at the office of the collector, demanding tight action against killers Kishan Bharwad who was shot dead by two men borne by bicycles through a controversial social media post in the minority community.
Protests were ramping the night because Gujarat anti-terrorism (ATS) had arrested a scholar from Delhi and two people from Rajkot who allegedly supplying weapons.
The masses in Rajkot blocked traffic at Kasturba Marg near Dharam’s cinema while many of them forced shops near Racecourse Road to be closed.
Other groups then reach conscious bazaar in the area of ​​the old city of Rajkot, damaging Van PCR and harm three stores.
They target carts that sell eggs and other non-vegetable food items.
The police submitted a violation of the riots and interrupted police officers in the assignment of the use of a horde of 100 to 15.
Senior police officers who were present at the place held by Lathicharge to disperse a horde where one person was injured.
According to sources, some of the hordes also pelted stones at the police.
Crime Branch Inspector V K Gadhvi was forced to shoot in the air to disperse the horde of race roads.
A Gadhvi video with a gun in one hand and sticks to the other into a viral.
Police officials said that violations would be registered with the perpetrators of violence after reviewing CCTV recordings.
Overcoming reporters, police deputy commissioner, Manoharsharh Jadeja said: “We have to use lathicharge because the hordes become uncontrollable.
They are dissolved quickly and the law and the situation of order is taken controlled now.” Jadyja also asked people to refuse to post provocative comments about social media .
Meanwhile, police in all Saurashtra and Kutch regencies have been alerted after social media posts that are being monitored by a special team.
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