Indore News: Mhow on Fire! Victory Procession Turns Violent, Clashes Erupt Near Mosque

Indore News: A violent clash broke out late last night in Mhow, Indore, during a victory procession celebrating India's win. Tensions Rise as Two Groups Face Off; Police Use Tear Gas to Control Situation

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A violent clash broke out late last night in Mhow, Indore, during a victory procession celebrating India's win. The incident escalated into stone-pelting between two groups, leading to widespread damage, including vehicles and shops being set on fire. Petrol bombs were reportedly thrown, prompting a strong response from the police, who resorted to lathi charge and tear gas to bring the situation under control.

Tensions Rise as Two Groups Face Off; Police Use Tear Gas to Control Situation

The procession, which was moving through the town, saw participants chanting religious slogans, including "Jai Shri Ram." As the march approached Jama Masjid, tensions flared when some individuals were allegedly stopped and assaulted. This triggered a confrontation between the two groups, resulting in heavy stone-pelting from both sides.

Clash Erupts in Mhow During Victory Procession, Vehicles Set Ablaze

As the violence spread, several vehicles and shops in the area were set ablaze, creating chaos in the locality. Panic gripped residents as clashes intensified, with reports of petrol bombs being used. Law enforcement officials swiftly intervened, dispersing the crowd with tear gas shells and baton charges.

Local authorities have since imposed restrictions in the affected areas to prevent further escalation. Additional police forces have been deployed to maintain order, and an investigation is underway to identify those responsible for inciting violence.

The situation remains tense, but officials assure that efforts are being made to restore peace. The administration has appealed to the public to maintain calm and refrain from spreading rumors that could further ignite tensions.

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