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 Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday urged all Indians to stand together to secure a just and inclusive India, saying hate and violence are weakening the country.
His remarks came a day after communal clashes broke out in Himmatnagar and Khambhat cities of Gujarat during Ram Navami processions, leaving one person dead, and also violence in the JNU campus over serving of non-vegetarian food on the festival.
"Hate, violence and exclusion are weakening our beloved country. The path to progress is paved with the bricks of brotherhood, peace and harmony. Let's stand together to secure a just, inclusive India," Gandhi said on Twitter.
On Sunday, two groups of students clashed at the Jawaharlal Nehru University's Kaveri Hostel allegedly over serving of non-vegetarian food on Ram Navami in the mess. Six students were injured in the violence.
Several purported videos of the violence surfaced on social media, with one them showing a student bleeding from the head. Officials have not confirmed the authenticity of the videos.

Communal clash over Ram Navami: Rahul asks Indians to stand together

In the backdrop of communal clashes in at least four states,&nbsp;Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday urged all Indians to stand together to secure a just and inclusive India. The Congress leader said hate and violence are weakening the country.
His remarks came after communal clashes broke out in Himmatnagar and Khambhat cities of Gujarat during Ram Navami processions, leaving one person dead, and also violence in the JNU campus over serving of non-vegetarian food on the festival.
On Sunday, two groups of students clashed at the Jawaharlal Nehru University's Kaveri Hostel allegedly over serving of non-vegetarian food on Ram Navami in the mess. Six students were injured in the violence.
The were communal clashes also in Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh, West Bengal and Jharkhand.&nbsp;

"Hate, violence and exclusion are weakening our beloved country. The path to progress is paved with the bricks of brotherhood, peace and harmony. Let's stand together to secure a just, inclusive India," Gandhi said on Twitter.

&nbsp;Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday urged all Indians to stand together to secure a just and inclusive India, saying hate and violence are weakening the country.
His remarks came a day after communal clashes broke out in Himmatnagar and Khambhat cities of Gujarat during Ram Navami processions, leaving one person dead, and also violence in the JNU campus over serving of non-vegetarian food on the festival.
"Hate, violence and exclusion are weakening our beloved country. The path to progress is paved with the bricks of brotherhood, peace and harmony. Let's stand together to secure a just, inclusive India," Gandhi said on Twitter.
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On Sunday, two groups of students clashed at the Jawaharlal Nehru University's Kaveri Hostel allegedly over serving of non-vegetarian food on Ram Navami in the mess. Six students were injured in the violence.
Several purported videos of the violence surfaced on social media, with one them showing a student bleeding from the head. Officials have not confirmed the authenticity of the videos.

Clashes between two groups were reported in many states on the occasion of Ram Navami, multiple reports said on Monday.
West BengalIn Bengal, violence erupted during a Ram Navami procession in Howrah and massive police force was deployed in the area after stone pelting clashes.  BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari claimed on twitter that, devotees took out a procession but police thrashed them with sticks.
In Bankura, devotees clashed with police after the marchers tried to deviate from the route fixed by the cops. Police said that stone were pelted at them in which two cops were injured. Police said they have arrested 17 accused.
Madhya PradeshCurfew was imposed in Khargone city after violence erupted in the region on the occasion of Ram Namavi. Reports said a DJ playing during the procession became the bone of contention between two communities after requests were made to turn of the music. Police fired tear gas shells to control the situation. Some police personnel and people were injured as per reports.
Gujarat
Clashes broke in Himmatnagar and Khambhat cities, prompting the police to fire tear gas shells to control mobs who pelted stones at each other and damaged shops and vehicles.
Police said members of two communities hurled stones at each other when a Ram Navami procession reached Chhapariya locality in Himmatnagar city in the Sabarkantha district.
In Khambhat town in the Anand district, a clash broke out wherein stones were pelted and shops and vehicles were damaged by two groups. 
Jharkhand
Violence broke out in Lohardaga after two groups indulged in stone pelting during a Ram Navami procession. Reportedly dozens of vehicles were torched by miscreants. Police held a flag march in the city. More than six people have been injured in the clashes.

Ram Navami violence: clashes in Bengal, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh & Gujarat

Ram Navami violence: clashes in Bengal, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh & Gujarat ((DON'T POST ON SOCIAL MEDIA))

Clashes between groups on Ram Navami&nbsp;across India&nbsp;
Bengal: police deployed after stone-pelting incidents
Police thrashed devotees in procession in Howrah: BJP&nbsp;leader&nbsp;
2 cops injured, 17 arrested in Bankura: police
MP: curfew imposed, police injured&nbsp;
Gujarat: tear gas shells fired to control mobs&nbsp;
Gujarat: Shops, vehicles damaged in clashes&nbsp;
Jharkhand: Vehicles set ablaze, more than 6 injured&nbsp;
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In Bengal, violence erupted during a Ram Navami procession in Howrah&nbsp;and massive police force was deployed in the area after stone pelting clashes.

Clashes between two groups were reported in many states on the occasion of Ram Navami, multiple reports said on Monday.
West Bengal In Bengal, violence erupted during a Ram Navami procession in Howrah&nbsp;and massive police force was deployed in the area after stone pelting clashes. &nbsp;BJP leader&nbsp;Suvendu Adhikari claimed on twitter that, devotees took out a procession but police thrashed them with sticks.
In Bankura, devotees clashed with police after the marchers tried to deviate from the route fixed by the cops. Police said that stone were pelted at them in which two cops were injured. Police said they have arrested 17 accused.
Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh Curfew was imposed in Khargone city after violence erupted in the region on the occasion of Ram Navami. Reports said a DJ playing during the procession became the bone of contention between two communities after requests were made to turn of the music. Police fired tear gas shells to control the situation. Some police personnel and people were injured as per reports.
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Gujarat
Clashes broke in Himmatnagar and Khambhat cities, prompting the police to fire tear gas shells to control mobs who pelted stones at each other and damaged shops and vehicles.
Police said members of two communities hurled stones at each other when a Ram Navami procession reached Chhapariya locality in Himmatnagar city in the Sabarkantha district.&nbsp;One person was killed and another one injured.
In Khambhat town in the Anand district, a clash broke out wherein stones were pelted and shops and vehicles were damaged by two groups.&nbsp;
Jharkhand
Violence broke out in Lohardaga after two groups indulged in stone pelting during a Ram Navami procession. Reportedly dozens of vehicles were torched by miscreants. Police held a flag march in the city. More than six people have been injured in the clashes and one died.&nbsp;
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