Dispute between two communities again in Ratlam
People of a particular community thrashed people for taking out the Kalash Yatra in front of the mosque
Curated by - Raghvendra Singh | CITYCHIEFNEWS
The wind of Ratlam district of Madhya Pradesh has been changing for the last few hours. Hindu and Muslim sides came face to face for the second time after 21 hours.
After village Divel, a dispute broke out between the two communities on Friday evening when a procession was taken out in front of the mosque in village Chiklana under Kalukheda police station. Heavy police force has been deployed on the spot for security. Police has started further action by registering a case against the 4 named accused.
In fact, on Friday afternoon around 3.15 pm to 3.30 pm, a procession (Kalash Yatra) of Lord Devnarayan's birth anniversary was taking place in front of the mosque in Chiklana village. On Friday, some people took objection from the Muslim side and came to fight with stones in their hands. During this, a situation of dispute was created on the spot. As soon as it was known, a heavy police force reached the spot and pacified the matter.
Case registered against 4 people
On the complaint of Deputy Sarpanch Badrilal, the police have registered a case against accused Gul Hussain father Miyajan Khan, Imran father Ismail Khan, Jahangir father Nayum resident Chiklana and Irfan Khan resident Ujjain under various sections. Heavy police force is deployed in the village.
Apart from this incident, 1 more video has also gone viral. In which 1 Muslim woman is asking the cleaning workers to switch off the mike while taking out the garbage van from the front of the mosque, we do not allow anyone to play it.
SP Abhishek Tiwari said that after registering a case against four accused, one accused has been detained. Strict action will be taken against those spreading misleading propaganda on social media.
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