Clash in Rajasthan Park: Cricket Game Sparks Tension During RSS Meeting
A scuffle erupted in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, between youth playing cricket and participants of an RSS meeting. Police intervened, detaining one person and calming the situation. Additional forces were deployed to maintain order following a local Hindu community member's FIR.
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A scuffle broke out in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, between youths playing cricket and participants of an RSS 'shakha' meeting, police confirmed on Monday.
Tensions escalated when a cricket ball hit one of the RSS volunteers, leading to an argument and subsequent scuffle. One person was detained amid demands for action against the culprits.
Additional police force was mobilized to manage the situation from various police stations, ensuring law and order were maintained, as confirmed by Additional SP Vimal Singh Nehra.
'One person has been detained based on an FIR filed by a Hindu community member. No significant incidents have occurred subsequently. Forces are deployed to maintain law and order,' said Nehra.
The incident occurred in Bhimganj police station area where Muslim youths were playing cricket at the same park where RSS volunteers had gathered.
Police reported that the situation is now under control.
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