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Peace still eludes
Hyderabad, toll rises to two
Wednesday, March 31, 2010 08:27:28 AM ,
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Hyderabad:
One more person was stabbed to death in Hyderabad Tuesday, taking
the toll in the communal violence to two while riots spread to new
areas and curfew was imposed in the limits of eight more police
stations.
While curfew continued the old city
without any relaxation, it was imposed in new areas following fresh
clashes.
Hyderabad police Commissioner A.K. Khan said Tuesday evening that
indefinite curfew would be in force in Afzalgunz, Begumbazar,
Shahinathgunz, Tappachaputra, Asifnagar, Mangalhat, Kulsumpura and
Habibnagar police stations.
This has taken the number of police stations under curfew to 25.
Indefinite curfew was imposed in all 17 police stations in the south
zone (old city) Monday night and it continued Tuesday without any
relaxation.
He also imposed prohibitory orders banning processions and rallies
across this Andhra Pradesh capital after clashes in new areas.
The communal violence, which was so far confined to the old city,
spread to other areas in the city, triggering tension.
One person was stabbed to death in Karwan area adjoining the old
city. One person was killed Monday.
Dozens of people were injured in clashes in Musheerabad, Bholakpur
and Rani Gunj and other areas in central Hyderabad and its twin city
Secunderabad.
Andhra Pradesh police chief Girish Kumar told reporters that police
were ordered to shoot anyone carrying lethal weapons, stones or
sticks in the curfew-bound old city.
While the curfew-bound old city remained by and large peaceful,
trouble broke out in Musheerabad area when some people allegedly
pelted stones on a religious procession. Rival groups clashed with
stones and sticks. The miscreants attacked houses and damaged over
20 vehicles.
The trouble spread to nearby Bholakpur and Rani Gunj areas. In Begum
Bazar area near the old city, police opened fire in the air to
disperse two clashing groups.
There was tension in several areas as various organisations took out
processions to mark Hanuman Jayanti. As the tension was mounting,
police ordered closure of shops and business establishments in
almost all parts of the city as a precautionary measure. Almost the
entire city wore a deserted look.
Sporadic incidents of stone pelting were reported from curfew-bound
areas of Gulzar Houz and Shahali Banda near the historic Charminar
but the police controlled the situation by resorting to baton
charges and arresting the miscreants.
The violence, which broke out Saturday in Moosabowli area of
Hussaini Alam over a dispute on putting up of religious flags, has
also left over 80 injured while several places of worship were
attacked and vehicles torched.
Police imposed curfew Monday to bring the situation under control.
Hundreds of policemen and paramilitary forces personnel were
deployed across the communally-sensitive walled city.
Police Commissioner Khan police said police have formed special
teams to identify the culprits behind the riots. "We have so far
arrested 110 people in connection with various incidents and are
questioning them to identify the culprits," he said.
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