Junagadh

Four persons were arrested for disseminating inflammatory and hateful content on social media following a severe flood situation in Junagadh. The individuals shared videos of the floods and insinuated that Allah had unleashed the calamity upon the city as a consequence of an illegal Dargah's demolition in Junagadh.

Heavy rains on the Girnar Mountain in Junagadh resulted in water seeping into the city and inundating several areas of the city.

The Junagadh violence was pre-planned as the plan to send demolition notice to Dargah was leaked in advance

In the Gujarat violence, the police filed an FIR based on the complaint filed by a woman police officer at the Junagadh police station

Notices were issued to 8 religious places, allegedly constructed illegally, which included 3 Hindu temples and 5 dargahs.

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NCPRC pointed out that it is a prima facie violation of Section 75 and Section 83(2) of the Juvenile Justice Act of 2015.

The visuals of the incident emerged online wherein it is seen that the large mob hurls stones at the police while officers try to bring the situation under control by using tear gas shells. An additional police force was deployed and a lathi charge was done to control the violent mob.

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According to reports, as many as 176 illegal mazars and 18 other religious sites have been demolished so far. The Junagadh District Collector and Inspector General along with other high ranking officials were also present during the demolition.