Jharkhand News: On Wednesday, a violent clash began within the boundary of Ichak police station in Dumron village of Hazribagh, as two groups disagreed over the establishment of religious flags and a loudspeaker during Maha Shivaratri celebrations. The controversy, which began as a minor change, quickly rose to a fully developed collision, attached to stone-pelting and brick-ping with both sides. Anarchy resulted in many injuries and vital property damage, as many two-wheelers were set to the ablass.
The incident occurred when a group objected to the establishment of flags and a loudspeaker in front of a school by members of another group during Maha Shivratri. This disagreement made a hot exchange, which soon became violent. The situation became rapidly unstable, making senior police officers motivated to intervene rapidly.
A adequate security force was deployed to reduce violence and restore the order.
The Deputy Commissioner of Hazribagh Nancy Sahe said that adequate forces have been deployed, and senior officials are on the spot. Fortunately, the situation is now controlled and peaceful.
“The Ichak region of Hazeribagh district using a sound system using the sound system this morning has been deployed. Enough forces have been deployed, and senior officials are camping at the site. So far, the situation is control and peaceful,”.
Ranchi Union Minister and BJP MP, Sanjay Seth condemned the recent incident of violence in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, called it “painful” and urged the government to take strict action against them.
“It is condemnable and painful. The government should be strict with such people,” Seth said.
Seth said that the violence has become a recurring pattern in Jharkhand, which cite examples of clashes during festivals like Saraswati Puja, Ramnavamy, Holi and Shiva Barat. He questioned who was behind these disturbances, suggesting that Bangladeshi intruders were convicted for disrupting the state’s demographics and law and order.
“Violence breaks during idol immersion after Saraswati Puja. During Ramnavamy, during Holi, Shiva breaks down during Barat. It occurs in Jharkhand.
