Ban order in village after clash

Ban order in village after clash

The Taluk administration has imposed Section 144 of the CrPC and ordered the postponement of the annual fair of Sri Mahanteshwar Temple at Dornahalli village in Shahpur taluk of Yadgir district after incidents of group clashes and stone pelting. The unrest spread after an 18-year-old youth allegedly posted a photo of Shivalinga on social media on March 11.

Police named the son of 18-year-old Mallikarjun as Basavaraj. he was arrested.

On Thursday night, some activists of a Hindutva organization and residents of the village blocked the main road demanding immediate action against the accused.

According to the FIR lodged by DRS organizer, Sharanbasappa, the miscreants entered an area on Thursday where Dalits were residing and allegedly uttering derogatory words and lathi, rod and chili powder along with residents, elders and women Attacked from.

Police personnel who tried to control the situation said that the miscreants were injured after stone pelting. More police personnel were immediately deployed to bring the situation under control.

Following the incident, the tehsildar of Shahpur, Jagannath Reddy implemented a ban order and postponed the scheduled annual fair of Sri Mahanteshwar temple on Friday to prevent possible clashes in the village.

The order stated that the prohibition order would remain in force till the next order. People gathering and carrying weapons have been banned.

Three cases registered

The police have registered a total of three cases. Based on the complaint, a case was registered against Mallikarjun for allegedly insulting “Shivalinga”. The second case was registered by the police against 25 people for their alleged involvement in the stone pelting incident. The third case was filed by Mr. Sharanbasappa for allegedly assaulting 27 people and abusing their caste.

Cases were registered under the various sections of the Indian Penal Code and sections 3 (1) (r) 3 (1) (S) and 3 (1) (W) under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989. .

Position under control

“We have registered three cases and arrested three accused, including Mallikarjun,” he said. The situation in the village is under control as additional police force has been deployed to prevent any untoward incident ”, Rishikesh Sonwane, Superintendent of Police said Hindu.

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