Stone pelting

Gujarat police arrested Maulana Ghulam Hussain Jafar, Asif Sumra Padhiyar, Sahil Ramzan, Hanif Jusan and three minors.

Vishal Hiralal Khalasi sells Lord Ganapati idols in the Soni Bazar area of Surat. Sheikh and Pathan visited the store with their two young children. Later, these two ladies began damaging Lord Ganesha's idols. They also incited their children to create a ruckus on the shop premises.

Despite requests from Hindus to refrain from installing Islamic flags atop their homes during the Ganeshotsav celebrations, Muslims disregarded their appeals and proceeded with the installation

A Divya Bhaskar report says that these Muslim minors had on 6th September hurled water pouches at the Ganesh pandal, however, the Hindus did not retaliate. An unsuccessful stone pelting attempt was made on Saturday. On Sunday, the Muslim boys arrived on rickshaws and pelted stones at the Ganpati pandal. The police are now investigating the role of rickshaw pullers in the matter.

Cops were also assaulted by the culprits and their vehicle was vandalised by the latter during the Muharram procession.

Violence erupted in an unsanctioned 'victory procession' carried out by Congress MLA Qazi Nizamuddin in Manglaur as miscreants hurled stones at Hindu families.

A victim named Neeraj said that Muslim youths were making videos of girls dancing during the wedding festivities on Sunday and also passed obscene comments on them, as the Dalit youths objected to this, the Muslim youths called several other people and launched an attack on Hindu Dalits.

As the miscreants began throwing stones, terrified passengers were seen attempting to vacate the passenger train.

The court stated that it was a "clear case of assault on a public servant" and a "clear case of attack on police machinery."

A water tanker driver while trying to escape crushed a youth who was pelting stones on his tanker in the Sangam Vihar area of the national capital. This triggered further violence and an auto driver was stabbed by the stone pelters