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Tuesday, 25 September , 2007, 08:12Â
Gadarpur (Uttarakhand): Members of two communities clashed in Gadarpur late Monday soon after India's victory over Pakistan in the Twenty20 World Cup final in Johannesburg, after which police fired in the air to disperse the warring groups
Five persons were injured in the clash, which took place after some people took out a procession to celebrate the victory of Indian cricket team, which was objected to by members of the other community, police said, adding four persons were rounded up.
Patrolling has been intensified and a large number of policemen deployed in Gadarpur area of Udham Singh Nagar district following the clash.
The situation in nearby towns like Kitchha was also stated to be tense but under control, police said.
There had been clashes in Gadarpur on late Saturday also after the removal of a public address system from a temple, an incident which took a communal turn with a large number of people from two communities pelting stones on each other.
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Tuesday September 25 2007 05:10 IST
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TâPURAM: A group of youths who were celebrating the Indian teamâs victory in the Twenty 20 cricket final between India and Pakistan were attacked by a group of alleged NDF activists at Paruthukuzhi near Poonthura here on Monday night.
According to sources, the cricket fans were celebrating the victory along the road near Naduvathur temple. When the group was nearing the Paruthikuzhi junction, another group of youngsters asked them to stop the celebration and disburse. The heated exchange culminated in attacks with canes and stones.
Six youths were injured in the incident. Of this, three persons - Gopu, 24, Sajin, 19 and Pramod, 19, have been admitted to the Medical College Hospital here, while the three others were admitted to a private hospita.
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->J&K: 30 injured in clashes after Twenty20 final
September 25, 2007 12:19 IST
Last Updated: September 25, 2007 14:03 IST
Members of two communities clashed after India's victory over Pakistan in the Twenty20 World Cup on Monday night, leaving 30 people injured in Rajouri border town and forcing authorities to impose prohibitory orders in the area.
Superintendent of police, Rajouri, was among the four security personnel injured in the incident in which police had to fire in the air to quell the mob.
Paramilitary forces and police are patrolling sensitive areas in view of the tension prevailing in the city, official sources said on Tuesday.
Giving details about the incident, they said some persons belonging to a community pelted stones on a group of people bursting crackers at the chowk in old Rajouri city late on Monday night.
Some youth, who were dancing to celebrate the victory, were injured. Irate youth charged back and attacked that group resulting in clashes which spread to two-three places in the city, they said.
As the situation turned grim, police and para-military intervened, but they too were subjected to stone-pelting causing injuries to Superintendent of Police T R Katoch, station house officer Tejinder Singh, police post in-charge Pushpinder Singh and Central Reserve Police Force Constable Amit Kumar.
Police later fired several shots in the air to separate the clashing groups and defuse tension, they said adding, nearly 23 persons were injured in the stone-pelting by both sides.
Shutters and sign boards of several shops were damaged by the mob, they said adding, the situation was brought under control.
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I am sure the 2 communities are none other than those damned Jain monks & communal Naga Sadhus.
Tuesday, 25 September , 2007, 08:12Â
Gadarpur (Uttarakhand): Members of two communities clashed in Gadarpur late Monday soon after India's victory over Pakistan in the Twenty20 World Cup final in Johannesburg, after which police fired in the air to disperse the warring groups
Five persons were injured in the clash, which took place after some people took out a procession to celebrate the victory of Indian cricket team, which was objected to by members of the other community, police said, adding four persons were rounded up.
Patrolling has been intensified and a large number of policemen deployed in Gadarpur area of Udham Singh Nagar district following the clash.
The situation in nearby towns like Kitchha was also stated to be tense but under control, police said.
There had been clashes in Gadarpur on late Saturday also after the removal of a public address system from a temple, an incident which took a communal turn with a large number of people from two communities pelting stones on each other.
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Cricket fans attacked by assailants
Tuesday September 25 2007 05:10 IST
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TâPURAM: A group of youths who were celebrating the Indian teamâs victory in the Twenty 20 cricket final between India and Pakistan were attacked by a group of alleged NDF activists at Paruthukuzhi near Poonthura here on Monday night.
According to sources, the cricket fans were celebrating the victory along the road near Naduvathur temple. When the group was nearing the Paruthikuzhi junction, another group of youngsters asked them to stop the celebration and disburse. The heated exchange culminated in attacks with canes and stones.
Six youths were injured in the incident. Of this, three persons - Gopu, 24, Sajin, 19 and Pramod, 19, have been admitted to the Medical College Hospital here, while the three others were admitted to a private hospita.
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->J&K: 30 injured in clashes after Twenty20 final
September 25, 2007 12:19 IST
Last Updated: September 25, 2007 14:03 IST
Members of two communities clashed after India's victory over Pakistan in the Twenty20 World Cup on Monday night, leaving 30 people injured in Rajouri border town and forcing authorities to impose prohibitory orders in the area.
Superintendent of police, Rajouri, was among the four security personnel injured in the incident in which police had to fire in the air to quell the mob.
Paramilitary forces and police are patrolling sensitive areas in view of the tension prevailing in the city, official sources said on Tuesday.
Giving details about the incident, they said some persons belonging to a community pelted stones on a group of people bursting crackers at the chowk in old Rajouri city late on Monday night.
Some youth, who were dancing to celebrate the victory, were injured. Irate youth charged back and attacked that group resulting in clashes which spread to two-three places in the city, they said.
As the situation turned grim, police and para-military intervened, but they too were subjected to stone-pelting causing injuries to Superintendent of Police T R Katoch, station house officer Tejinder Singh, police post in-charge Pushpinder Singh and Central Reserve Police Force Constable Amit Kumar.
Police later fired several shots in the air to separate the clashing groups and defuse tension, they said adding, nearly 23 persons were injured in the stone-pelting by both sides.
Shutters and sign boards of several shops were damaged by the mob, they said adding, the situation was brought under control.
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I am sure the 2 communities are none other than those damned Jain monks & communal Naga Sadhus.