Nagpur Violence

Raj Thackeray criticised the efforts to stir controversy over the tomb of Aurangzeb and further stated that it had nothing to do with Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. He appealed to the youth to stop believing in history texts sent on WhatsApp and further said that they were being diverted from the original history.

The Nagpur Municipal Corporation anti-encroachment squad on Monday demolished illegal construction at the house of accused Yusuf Sheikh in the Nagpur riots case, located at Johri Pura Mahal in the city.

Aurangzeb, who died over 300 years ago on February 20, 1707, was the longest-reigning Mughal emperor, yet his burial site remains an anomaly in the grand tapestry of Mughal tombs.

Three men defaced the signboard of 'Akbar Road' in Delhi on Thursday, claiming that the statue of Maharana Pratap was vandalised at Kashmere Gate ISBT.

During a press conference at the RSS headquarters, Sunil Ambekar condemned the violence in Maharashtra's Nagpur and said that any type of violence is detrimental to the health of society.

Nagpur violence mastermind, Faheem Khan, of Minorities Democratic Party, has been arrested and sent to police custody till March 21.

The photo of Nagpur violence mastermind, Faheem Khan of Minorities Democratic Party, has been released by police.

Curfew is still in place for the second consecutive day in 10 police station limits of Nagpur following violent clashes that erupted on March 17.

Shiv Sena UBT leader Aaditya Thackeray on Tuesday attacked state government over the Nagpur violence and claimed that the BJP was trying to push Maharashtra into a situation similar to Manipur.

Addressing the state assembly on the Nagpur violence, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis stated that the clashes appeared to be "pre-planned." Fadnavis acknowledged that the Chhava movie had fueled public anger against Aurangzeb but urged everyone to ensure peace in Maharashtra.