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President Joe Biden is closely monitoring the situation in Bangladesh and the US will hold the country's interim government accountable for ensuring the protection of religious and ethnic minorities, the White House has said.

Biden watching situation in Bangladesh very closely: White House

The security situation in Bangladesh has been difficult following the ouster of the former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby said.

President Joe Biden is closely monitoring the situation in Bangladesh and the US will hold the country's interim government accountable for ensuring the protection of religious and ethnic minorities, the White House has said.
The security situation in Bangladesh has been difficult following the ouster of the former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby said.
"And we have been working closely with the interim government to enhance the capability of their law enforcement and security services to deal with the challenge," Kirby said at a news conference on Thursday.
Hasina was ousted as prime minister in the face of a massive anti-government protest in August.
There have been a spate of incidents of violence against Hindus and other minorities, as well as attacks on temples in the last few weeks in Bangladesh.
"We&rsquo;ve been very clear in our engagement with all Bangladeshi leaders that protection of religious and ethnic minorities is absolutely critical, and the leaders of the interim government have repeatedly committed to providing security to all Bangladeshis, regardless of religion or ethnicity," he said.
"We want to hold them to that," Kirby said in response to a question.
Over the past few weeks, Indian Americans have held peaceful protests and marches in several cities, including in front of the White House, in Chicago, New York, SFO, Detroit, Houston and Atlanta, urging Biden to help stop alleged brutalities against the minority Hindu community in Bangladesh.
Earlier in the day, Indian-American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi urged members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to address the issue of violence against minorities, primarily Hindus, in Bangladesh during the confirmation hearing of Senator Marco Rubio for the position of secretary of state.
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Senator Rubio for the top diplomatic position. The date of his confirmation hearing has not been announced yet.
"As targeted violence against Hindus and other minorities continues amid the disorder in Bangladesh, I urge the members of the Senate's Committee on Foreign Relations to address this crisis directly during the upcoming hearings to confirm Senator Rubio as the next US secretary of state," Krishnamoorthi said.
Over the weekend, a large number of Indian-Americans held a march from the White House to the US Capitol over alleged attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.
Raising slogans like &ldquo;We want Justice&rdquo; and &ldquo;Protect Hindus&rdquo;, the demonstrators urged the Biden administration and the incoming Trump administration to ask the new government in Bangladesh to take steps to protect Hindus and also initiate action against those responsible for this.
"The Bangladeshi Hindu community and the larger Hindu diaspora from the Indian subcontinent have come in support of the Bangladesh Hindu community because there is continuing violence going on in Bangladesh, specifically in Chittagong and Rangpur area, as well as in some other parts of the country," said Utsav Chakrabarti of HinduACTion.

Canadian Hindus gathered outside the Bangladeshi Consulate in Toronto on Tuesday to demand justice and protection for Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh.

Protests in Canada for Hindu Rights in Bangladesh

Canadian Hindus gathered outside the Bangladeshi Consulate in Toronto on Tuesday to demand justice and protection for Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh.

Canadian Hindus gathered outside the Bangladeshi Consulate in Toronto on Tuesday to demand justice and protection for Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh. Braving cold winter temperatures, they held banners with slogans like "Shame Shame Bangladesh" and "Stop Hindu Genocide," calling on the Canadian, Indian, and international communities to pressure the Bangladeshi government for the safety of minorities.
Protesters voiced their concerns about the increasing violence against Hindus in Bangladesh, highlighting reports of assaults, rapes, and targeted attacks on women and children. One protester accused Bangladesh of attempting to &ldquo;overrun&rdquo; its Hindu minority, drawing parallels to similar violence in Pakistan and Afghanistan. "We are here to unite and show concern for our brothers and sisters," said one participant.
On World Human Rights Day, protestors emphasized the ongoing violence since August 3, 2024, urging Bangladesh to stop attacks on Hindus, including the burning of temples and abductions. A Bangladeshi-origin Hindu woman spoke out, calling for protection for Hindus in their homeland, stressing that they should not be wiped out as they were in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Recent months have seen repeated incidents of violence, including arson, looting, and desecration of Hindu temples. The arrest of Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Das on sedition charges sparked further protests, with India urging Bangladesh to ensure the safety and rights of its Hindu minority.

Nearly 200 people in Haiti were killed in brutal weekend violence reportedly orchestrated against voodoo practitioners, with the government on Monday condemning a massacre of "unbearable cruelty."

Haiti Massacre: Gangs Target Voodoo Practitioners

Nearly 200 people in Haiti were killed in brutal weekend violence reportedly orchestrated against voodoo practitioners, with the government on Monday condemning a massacre of "unbearable cruelty."

Nearly 200 people in Haiti were killed in brutal weekend violence reportedly orchestrated against voodoo practitioners, with the government on Monday condemning a massacre of "unbearable cruelty."
The killings in the capital Port-au-Prince were overseen by a powerful gang leader convinced that his son's illness was caused by followers of the religion, according to civil organization the Committee for Peace and Development (CPD).
It was the latest act of extreme violence by powerful gangs that control most of the capital city in the impoverished Caribbean country mired for decades in political instability, natural disasters and other woes.
"He decided to cruelly punish all elderly people and voodoo practitioners who, in his imagination, would be capable of sending a bad spell on his son," a statement from the Haiti-based group said.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the "horrific" violence, which his spokesman said left at least 184 people, including 127 elderly men and women, dead.
Calling the bloody episode an "act of barbarity, of unbearable cruelty," the office of Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aime said "this monstrous crime constitutes a direct attack on humanity."
Both the CPD and UN said that the killings took place in the capital's western coastal neighborhood of Cite Soleil.
Reached by telephone by AFP, a resident confirmed the attacks and said that his 76-year-old father was among the victims.
"The bandits set fire to his body. The family cannot even organize a burial for him since we were unable to recover the body," he told AFP on condition of anonymity so as not to compromise the safety of other relatives.
"I also fear for their lives," he said. "I will try to get them out."
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- Taken to be 'executed' - &nbsp; "The gang's soldiers were responsible for identifying victims in their homes to take them to the chief's stronghold to be executed," the CPD said.
"Reliable sources within the community report that more than a hundred people were massacred, their bodies mutilated and burned in the street," it said.
One of the organization's leaders, Fritznel Pierre, told Radio Magik 9 in an interview that the number of casualties was not exhaustive, as the area was difficult to access.
He reported that henchmen had hunted down old people and voodoo followers living in the Wharf Jeremie section of Cite Soleil between Friday evening and Saturday.
"Motorcycle taxi drivers who tried to flee with targeted people were also executed," he said.
Voodoo was brought to Haiti by African slaves and is a mainstay of the country's culture. It was banned during French colonial rule and only recognized as an official religion by the Haitian government in 2003.
While it incorporates elements of other religious beliefs, including Catholicism, voodoo has been historically attacked by other religions.
Haiti has suffered from decades of instability but the situation escalated in February when armed groups launched coordinated attacks in the capital to overthrow then-prime minister Ariel Henry.
Gangs now control 80 percent of the city. Despite a Kenyan-led police support mission, backed by the United States and UN, violence has continued to soar.
The UN chief called on authorities to conduct a thorough investigation into the weekend massacre and also reiterated calls for more international support to assist Haitian police in their battle against the gangs.
More than 700,000 people are internally displaced in Haiti, half of them children; added to this are 5,000 forced from their homes by the weekend massacre, said the International Organization for Migration.
The latest killings bring the death toll this year in Haiti to around 5,000 people, according to the United Nations.

One person has been arrested in connection with the murder of a youth from minority community in Surathkal here, police said on Sunday.
The person arrested is the owner of the car that is said to have been used by the culprits for the crime.
"More than 51 people have been inquired into in connection with the murder. We got the traces of a car while scanning the CCTV footage- White Hyundai Eon car- on the basis of footage and registration number we had taken eight cars into custody and inquired its owners," Mangaluru Police Commissioner N Shashi Kumar said.
Speaking to reporters here, he said, based on available information and inquiry, the owner of one specific car has been taken into custody on the outskirts of Surathkal last evening.
"During the inquiry he has disclosed certain information regarding who took the car from him... Now he will be presented before the court and taken into custody. He will be further questioned from which we may get further information on those involved," he said adding that based on the information gathered so far, police teams are at work to nab the culprits.
Mohammed Fazil (23) was hacked to death on July 28 by three to four miscreants at Surathkal near here.
The killing had come close on the heels of the killing of Bharatiya Yuva Morcha member Praveen Nettar by unidentified motor bike-borne assailants on Tuesday night at the district's Bellare in Sullia taluk, following which tension had prevailed in several parts of Dakshina Kannada. .
Kumar said one of the accused had good contact with the car owner and had taken the car from him earlier too. "We will be inquiring him (owner) further....we have not yet got the car, but have information about it, we are tracking it." Police are investigating the case and are also taking all the necessary measures to see to it that there is no disturbance to peace and order, he said, as he appealed to social media users and media to show restraint about sharing certain information, which may hamper investigation.
Noting that the father of the deceased Fazil has requested for inquiry from a higher ranking official, the Commissioner said, following this request, he has made an order appointing ACP North Mahesh Kumar as the investigating officer.
He also warned that police are registering cases against those spreading fake, offensive and inflammatory messages on social media or the internet or making such statements. "Eight member team is watching such social media activities in Mangaluru Commissionerate limits and things are getting documented."

Mangaluru murder: man who loaned car to accused held

Mangaluru Police said more&nbsp;than 51 people have been inquired into in connection with the murder so far.

One person has been arrested in connection with the murder of a youth from minority community in Surathkal here, police said on Sunday.
The person arrested is the owner of the car that is said to have been used by the culprits for the crime.
"More than 51 people have been inquired into in connection with the murder. We got the traces of a car while scanning the CCTV footage- White Hyundai Eon car- on the basis of footage and registration number we had taken eight cars into custody and inquired its owners," Mangaluru Police Commissioner N Shashi Kumar said.
Speaking to reporters here, he said, based on available information and inquiry, the owner of one specific car has been taken into custody on the outskirts of Surathkal last evening.
"During the inquiry he has disclosed certain information regarding who took the car from him... Now he will be presented before the court and taken into custody. He will be further questioned from which we may get further information on those involved," he said adding that based on the information gathered so far, police teams are at work to nab the culprits.
Mohammed Fazil (23) was hacked to death on July 28 by three to four miscreants at Surathkal near here.
ALSO WATCH: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/karnataka-man-stabbed-to-death-by-masked-attackers-in-mangaluru-1659060182287">Karnataka: man stabbed to death by masked attackers in Mangaluru</a>
The killing had come close on the heels of the killing of Bharatiya Yuva Morcha member <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/karnataka-two-men-arrested-in-bjp-youth-wing-leader-murder-case-1659015421959">Praveen Nettar</a> by unidentified motor bike-borne assailants on Tuesday night at the district's Bellare in Sullia taluk, following which tension had prevailed in several parts of Dakshina Kannada. .
Kumar said one of the accused had good contact with the car owner and had taken the car from him earlier too. "We will be inquiring him (owner) further....we have not yet got the car, but have information about it, we are tracking it." Police are investigating the case and are also taking all the necessary measures to see to it that there is no disturbance to peace and order, he said, as he appealed to social media users and media to show restraint about sharing certain information, which may hamper investigation.
Noting that the father of the deceased Fazil has requested for inquiry from a higher ranking official, the Commissioner said, following this request, he has made an order appointing ACP North Mahesh Kumar as the investigating officer.
He also warned that police are registering cases against those spreading fake, offensive and inflammatory messages on social media or the internet or making such statements. "Eight member team is watching such social media activities in Mangaluru Commissionerate limits and things are getting documented."

Following violence in Rajasthan's Jodhpur on Eid and a day earlier, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot appealed for peace.
Stone pelting was reported from the city on May 3 after tension escalated again. The clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags put up in public places.
One group installed Eid flags at a roundabout alongside the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa. Another group objected to this, claiming that a saffron flag installed at the same spot for Parshuram Jayanti had gone missing.
At least five police personnel were injured, and some vehicles were damaged. Subsequently, police detained several police who were allegedly involved in the violence. Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to prevent rumour-mongering.
Rajasthan's Chief Minister held a meeting with senior officials and police officers to take stock of the situation. Gehlot said, "The tension in Jodhpur since last night is unfortunate. The Rajasthani, Marwari tradition is of loving, peaceful co-existence between all communities at all times, during all festivals. I appeal to people to maintain peace, end the tension. Because, an atmosphere of violence is not in the interest of people of Jodhpur. We'll strictly deal with anti-social elements. I have given these instructions to police. I would also like to make an appeal to politicians. The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension."

Jodhpur Eid violence: why clashes broke out; police detain accused; Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot's peace call

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ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN https://twitter.com/ANI_MP_CG_RJ/status/1521392970347409409 (1:11 - 1:30) TRANSLATION - The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension.
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Following violence in Rajasthan's Jodhpur on Eid and a day earlier, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot appealed for peace. Stone pelting was reported from the city on May 3 after tension escalated again. The clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags put up in public places. One group installed Eid flags at a roundabout alongside the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa. Another group objected to this, claiming that a saffron flag installed at the same spot for Parshuram Jayanti had gone missing. At least five police personnel were injured, and some vehicles were damaged.
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Subsequently, police detained several police who were allegedly involved in the violence. Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to prevent rumour-mongering.
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Rajasthan's Chief Minister held a meeting with senior officials and police officers to take stock of the situation.
 BYTE ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN https://twitter.com/ANI_MP_CG_RJ/status/1521392970347409409 (0:00 - 0:52, 1:06 - 1:30) May 2, 2022 TRANSLATION - The tension in Jodhpur since last night is unfortunate. The Rajasthani, Marwari tradition is of loving, peaceful co-existence between all communities at all times, during all festivals. I appeal to people to maintain peace, end the tension. Because, an atmosphere of violence is not in the interest of people of Jodhpur. We'll strictly deal with anti-social elements. I have given these instructions to police. I would also like to make an appeal to politicians. The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension.
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CAPTIONS Jodhpur tense over Eid clashes Religious flags led to violence Fight over Eid and saffron flags Rajasthan CM's peace appeal Ashok Gehlot held meeting CM warned anti-social elements Politicians must aid peace move: CM

Jodhpur Eid violence: the clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags in public places. One group installed Eid flags a freedom fighter's statue, and another claimed their saffron flag went missing from same spot.

Following violence in Rajasthan's Jodhpur on Eid and a day earlier, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot appealed for peace.
Stone pelting was reported from the city on May 3 after tension escalated again. The clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags put up in public places.
One group installed Eid flags at a roundabout alongside the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa. Another group objected to this, claiming that a saffron flag installed at the same spot for Parshuram Jayanti had gone missing.
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/fresh-clashes-in-jodhpur-1651552018611" target="_blank">Rajasthan: Fresh clashes reported in Jodhpur, internet suspended</a>
At least five police personnel were injured, and some vehicles were damaged. Subsequently, police detained several police who were allegedly involved in the violence. Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to prevent rumour-mongering.
Rajasthan's Chief Minister held a meeting with senior officials and police officers to take stock of the situation. Gehlot said, "The tension in Jodhpur since last night is unfortunate. The Rajasthani, Marwari tradition is of loving, peaceful co-existence between all communities at all times, during all festivals. I appeal to people to maintain peace, end the tension. Because, an atmosphere of violence is not in the interest of people of Jodhpur. We'll strictly deal with anti-social elements. I have given these instructions to police. I would also like to make an appeal to politicians. The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension."
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/clashes-in-jodhpur-ahead-of-eid-stone-pelting-reported-late-monday-internet-suspended-1651548195248" target="_blank">Clashes in Jodhpur ahead of Eid, stone pelting reported late Monday; internet suspended</a>

The fever of communal violence continues to spread in the country. In another incident, clashes broke out in Gujarat's Vadodara on April 17.
The spark this time was a minor road accident, as per reports. People from two difference communities were involved in the accident between two-wheelers. Subsequently, other members of the two communities gathered and started throwing stones at each other.
A religious shrine was reportedly vandalised, and some vehicles were also damaged. At least 3 people were injured in the violence. The incident took place in Vadodara's Raopura locality.
Police have arrested over 20 people, according to reports. Heavy police deployment was seen in the area, with two companies of the State Reserve Police also being stationed there.

Gujarat: violence on camera; stone pelting, religious shrine vandalised after road accident

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 The fever of communal violence continues to spread in the country. In another incident, clashes broke out in Gujarat's Vadodara on April 17. The spark this time was a minor road accident, as per reports. People from two difference communities were involved in the accident between two-wheelers. Subsequently, other members of the two communities gathered and started throwing stones at each other. A religious shrine was reportedly vandalised, and some vehicles were also damaged.&nbsp; At least 3 people were injured in the violence. The incident took place in Vadodara's Raopura locality. Police have arrested over 20 people, according to reports. Heavy police deployment was seen in the area, with two companies of the State Reserve Police also being stationed there.
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CAPTIONS Violence reported from Gujarat Accident led to communal clash Stones pelted in Raopura area Vandalism of vehicles, shrine Police arrested over 20 people

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The fever of communal violence continues to spread in the country.&nbsp;In another incident, clashes broke out in Gujarat's Vadodara on April 17.
The spark this time was a minor road accident, as per reports.&nbsp;People from two difference communities were involved in the accident between two-wheelers.&nbsp;Subsequently, other members of the two communities gathered and started throwing stones at each other.
A religious shrine was reportedly vandalised, and some vehicles were also damaged.&nbsp; At least 3 people were injured in the violence.&nbsp;The incident took place in Vadodara's Raopura locality. WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/khargone-violence-first-death-confirmed-kin-say-slain-was-seen-in-police-custody-1650279216049">Khargone violence: first death confirmed, kin say slain 'was seen in police custody'</a>
Police have arrested over 20 people, according to reports.&nbsp;Heavy police deployment was seen in the area, with two companies of the State Reserve Police also being stationed there.

Speaking on the communal clashes that broke out in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri area over Hanuman Jayanti procession, Delhi Police Commissioner briefed the media.
23 accused arrested till now. 9 people incl police personnel & one civilian received injuries during the incident. Analysis of CCTV footage & digital media is being done. FSL teams have visited scene of crime today:Delhi Police commissioner Rakesh Asthana on Jahangirpuri violence
Some people are trying to disturb peace through the medium of social media. We are monitoring social media closely, and legal action will be taken against those who are found spreading misinformation. Public should not pay heed to rumours: Delhi Police commissioner Rakesh Asthana
Action will be taken against any person found guilty irrespective of their class, creed, community & religion, he said.

'People spreading misinformation will be dealt appropriately': Delhi top cop on Jahangirpuri violence

Speaking on the communal clashes that broke out in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri&nbsp;area over Hanuman&nbsp;Jayanti&nbsp;procession, Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh&nbsp;Asthana briefed the media.

Speaking on the communal clashes that broke out in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri&nbsp;area over Hanuman&nbsp;Jayanti&nbsp;procession, Delhi Police Commissioner briefed the media.
23 accused arrested till now. 9 people incl police personnel &amp; one civilian received injuries during the incident. Analysis of CCTV footage &amp; digital media is being done. FSL teams have visited scene of crime today:Delhi Police commissioner Rakesh Asthana on Jahangirpuri violence
Some people are trying to disturb peace through the medium of social media. We are monitoring social media closely, and legal action will be taken against those who are found spreading misinformation. Public should not pay heed to rumours: Delhi Police commissioner Rakesh Asthana
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" target="_blank">Hanuman Jayanti clashes: violence in multiple cities; 23 held in Jahangirpuri case</a>
Action will be taken against any person found guilty irrespective of their class, creed, community &amp; religion, he said.

23 arrests, including the 'main conspirators', have been made so far over the violence in northwest Delhi’s Jahangirpuri on Hanuman Jayanti as per a report by Hindustan Times.
Out of the 23 arrested, two are reported to be juveniles as the situation in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri remained tense but under control.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession on Saturday in which eight police personnel and one civilian were injured.
Incidents of stone-pelting and vehicles being set on fire were reported.
Meanwhile, reports of similar incidents have also surfaced from Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Uttarakhand.
20 people have been detained from Andhra's Kurnool district and 15 reportedly injured after clashes over Hanuman Jayanti procession in Holagunda town.
In Karnataka's Hubballi, About 40 people were taken into custody and section 144 imposed after protestors angry over police inaction on a social media post gheraoed and pelted stones outside a police station.
Meanwhile, 9 people were arrested in connection with allegations of stone-pelting and shouting slogans during Hanuman Jayanti procession in Haridwar.

Hanuman Jayanti clashes: reports of violence from multiple places, 23 arrests in Jahangirpuri case

Hanuman Jayanti clashes: violence reported in multiple cities; 23 arrested in Jahangirpuri case

Hanuman&nbsp;Jayanti: violence in multiple cities
Jahangirpuri: 23 including 2 juveniles held
Jahangirpuri: 8 cops, civilian hurt in clashes
Kurnool: 20 detained, 15 injured
Hubballi: 40 in custody, Sec 144 imposed
Haridwar: 9 arrested for violence

Out of the 23 arrested, two are reportedly juveniles. The situation in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri remained tense but under control.

23 arrests, including that of 'main conspirators', have been made so far in the violence that took place in&nbsp;northwest Delhi&rsquo;s Jahangirpuri on Hanuman Jayanti,&nbsp;as per a report by Hindustan Times.
Of the 23 arrested, two are reported to be juveniles. The situation in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri remained tense but under control.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession on Saturday in which eight police personnel and one civilian were injured.
Incidents of stone-pelting and vehicles being set on fire were reported.
Meanwhile, reports of similar incidents also surfaced from Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Uttarakhand.
20 people have been detained from&nbsp;Andhra's Kurnool district. 15 people were reportedly injured after clashes broke out during a&nbsp;Hanuman Jayanti procession in Holagunda town.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/delhi-violence-watch-drone-visuals-police-boost-surveillance-over-jahangirpuri-hanuman-jayanti-clash-1650207351355" target="_blank">Delhi violence: watch drone visuals; police boost surveillance over Jahangirpuri Hanuman Jayanti clash</a>
In Karnataka's&nbsp;Hubballi, around 40 people were taken into custody and section 144 was imposed after protestors gheraoed and pelted stones outside a police station. The protestors&nbsp;were angry over police inaction on a social media post.
Meanwhile, 9 people were arrested in connection with allegations of stone-pelting and shouting slogans during Hanuman Jayanti procession in Haridwar.

In Madhya Pradesh’s Khargone, authorities have arrested scores of people and demolished 45 structures owned by men accused of stoking communal violence during a Ram Navami procession, the Hindustan Times reported.  
Violence broke out on Sunday evening as a Ram Navami procession made its way past a mosque. Police has said that in the ensuing stone pelting and clashes that lasted three hours, at least a dozen houses, vehicles and shops were burnt and 27 people were injured.
The Hindustan Times reported that police arrested 84 people and detained 12 minors mostly from the minority community.
The administration also demolished 45 structures both homes and shops -- saying they were illegally built, the newspaper report said.The demolition has triggered allegations that the administration was bypassing legal due process.

Khargone communal clash: 45 properties of accused demolished, over 80 arrested 

The administration also demolished 45 structures both homes and shops -- saying they were illegally built, the newspaper report said. ((POST AS LINK))

Khargone communal clash: 45 properties of accused demolished, over 80 arrested

In Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Khargone, authorities have arrested scores of people and demolished 45 structures owned by men accused of stoking communal violence during a Ram Navami procession, the Hindustan Times reported. &nbsp;
Violence broke out on Sunday evening as a Ram Navami procession made its way past a mosque. Police has said that in the ensuing stone pelting and clashes that lasted three hours, at least a dozen houses, vehicles and shops were burnt and 27 people were injured.
The Hindustan Times reported that police arrested 84 people and detained 12 minors mostly from the minority community.
The administration also demolished 45 structures both homes and shops -- saying they were illegally built, the newspaper report said.
The demolition has triggered allegations that the administration was bypassing legal due process. ((HOME MINISTER SOT))
Chief Minister Shivraj&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Chouhan said a state tribunal will be formed to recover damages from the guilty.

The administration also demolished 45 structures both homes and shops -- saying they were illegally built, the newspaper report said.

In Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Khargone, authorities have arrested scores of people and demolished 45 structures owned by men accused of stoking communal violence during a Ram Navami procession, the Hindustan Times reported. &nbsp;
Violence broke out on Sunday evening as a Ram Navami procession made its way past a mosque. Police has said that in the ensuing stone pelting and clashes that lasted three hours, at least a dozen houses, vehicles and shops were burnt and 27 people were injured.
The Hindustan Times reported that police arrested 84 people and detained 12 minors mostly from the minority community.
The administration also demolished 45 structures both homes and shops -- saying they were illegally built, the newspaper report said. The demolition has triggered allegations that the administration was bypassing legal due process. Chouhan said a state tribunal will be formed to recover damages from the guilty.
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At least four people were detained by police after members of two different communities engaged in stone-pelting in Himmatnagar town of Gujarat's Sabarkantha district, officials said.
The incident took place in Vanzaravas area on Monday night, police said.
In some videos shared on social media, some people can be seen throwing petrol bombs on another locality.
According to Superintendent of Police Vishalkumar Vaghela, it was a minor flare-up and tear gas shells were also lobbed to disperse the mob.
"Upon learning about the clash, we rushed to the spot and took the situation under control. We have detained four people from the spot. The flare up was minor and the situation has been quickly brought under control" Vaghela told PTI.
Earlier on Sunday, Himmatnagar town witnessed violence, stone-pelting and clashes between two communities after stones were hurled on a Ram Navami procession.
To prevent such incidents, the district collector has imposed section 144 of Criminal Procedure Code , which prohibits gathering of more than 5 people, in some of the sensitive areas of the town, including Chhaparia area where arson and stone-pelting were reported on Sunday.

Communal clash erupts again in Gujarat's Himmatnagar; 4 detained

In some videos shared on social media, some people can be seen throwing petrol bombs on another locality.

At least four people were detained on Monday night after members of two different communities engaged in stone-pelting in Himmatnagar town of Gujarat's Sabarkantha district.
In some videos shared on social media, some people can be seen throwing petrol bombs on another locality.
A top police official told the Press Trust of India that it was a minor flare-up and tear gas shells were also lobbed to disperse the mob.
On Sunday, Himmatnagar town witnessed violence, stone-pelting and clashes between two communities during a Ram Navami procession.
To prevent such incidents, the district collector has imposed section 144, which prohibits gathering of more than 5 people, in some of the sensitive areas of the town, including Chhaparia area where arson and stone-pelting were reported on Sunday.

In some videos shared on social media, some people can be seen throwing petrol bombs on another locality.

At least four people were detained by police after members of two different communities engaged in stone-pelting in Himmatnagar town of Gujarat's Sabarkantha district, officials said.
The incident took place in Vanzaravas area on Monday night, police said.
In some videos shared on social media, some people can be seen throwing petrol bombs on another locality.
According to Superintendent of Police Vishalkumar Vaghela, it was a minor flare-up and tear gas shells were also lobbed to disperse the mob.
"Upon learning about the clash, we rushed to the spot and took the situation under control. We have detained four people from the spot. The flare up was minor and the situation has been quickly brought under control" Vaghela told PTI.
Earlier on Sunday, Himmatnagar town witnessed violence, stone-pelting and clashes between two communities after stones were hurled on a Ram Navami procession.
To prevent such incidents, the district collector has imposed section 144 of Criminal Procedure Code , which prohibits gathering of more than 5 people, in some of the sensitive areas of the town, including Chhaparia area where arson and stone-pelting were reported on Sunday.
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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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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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<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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 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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