Bulldozer Action on Faheem Khan in Nagpur Violence case: Faheem Khan, accused of inciting violence in Nagpur, went to the house of Faheem Khan, preparing to recover the price of destroyed properties from miscreants, Bulldozer action on Faheem Khan Accused In Nagpur Violence Case

Nagpur. Bulldozer action has been done at the house of Faheem Shamim Khan, called the mastermind of the violence in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Faheem Shamim Khan is the Nagpur city president of the Minority Democratic Party (MDP). Faheem Shamim Khan was arrested by the Nagpur police on the second day of the violence. The court also sent Faheem Shamim Khan to police custody for questioning for questioning. Now on the instructions of the Devendra Fadnavis government of Maharashtra, the illegal part of the house of Faheem Shamim Khan, accused of inciting violence in Nagpur, has been dropped from a bulldozer. The Mahayuti government of Maharashtra has already announced that the price of property destroyed in the violence will be recovered from the miscreants.

Faheem Shamim Khan has been accused by the Nagpur police that it instigated people to incite violence in two areas of the city. Dozens of vehicles were vandalized in the violence in Nagpur. The miscreants had also set all the vehicles on fire. The houses of Hindus were targeted by miscreants, especially miscreants. Police was also attacked. Even the miscreants were seriously injured by the ax on the hand of a DCP. The situation had become so serious that curfew had to be imposed in 11 police station areas of Nagpur. This curfew has been removed on the previous day i.e. Sunday.

In Nagpur, the Bajrang Dal staged a protest against Aurangzeb. During this time, the rumor spread that the sheet written Kalma was set on fire in the performance of Bajrang Dal. This rumor was carried forward with many social media handles. After which the disturbance started. Initial investigation has revealed that the conspiracy of violence in Nagpur was already hatched. The miscreants had already collected stones and arson for arson. In Nagpur, more than 100 miscreants, including 10 teenagers, have been arrested so far in connection with the nuisance.