In action on Nagpur Violence, CM Devendra Fadnavis made a recovery plan, said- ‘Wherever the bulldozer…’
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Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis held a meeting with senior police and administrative officials on Saturday regarding the Nagpur violence. After this, he said that false propaganda was spread regarding the Nagpur violence that verses of the Quran were burnt, due to which large-scale violence spread.
The CM further said, “We will not sit quiet until we teach a lesson to those involved in the violence. Especially those who have attacked the policemen, we will not spare them.”
He said, “The rioters will be made to pay for the losses caused by the violence. Their property will also be confiscated.” CM Fadnavis said about the bulldozer action that bulldozers will be used wherever required. No one will be spared.
‘Will not spare those guilty of attacking police’
CM Devendra Fadnavis had reached Nagpur for the first time after the riots. Today he got complete information about the riots in Nagpur from senior level officials. A large number of police personnel were injured in the violence. Not a single culprit of attacking police will be spared. Let us tell you that Nagpur city is also the hometown of the CM. The headquarters of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is also in Nagpur.
104 arrested so far
Maharashtra CM Fadnavis said that on the day of the incident, the replica of Aurangzeb’s tomb was burnt in the morning. An FIR was registered on this, but people gathered after rumours spread that a verse from the Quran was written on it. The mob carried out incidents of stone pelting and arson. He told that the police took precautionary action during the Nagpur riots. Now the rioters are being arrested on the basis of CCTV footage. So far 104 people have been arrested. Police will arrest more people. Police action will be taken against those who are involved in the riots or helping the rioters. 68 rumour-spreading posts identified According to CM Devendra Fadnavis, those who spread rumours on social media will also be made co-accused in this case. So far 68 social media posts have been identified and removed.”
