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1 killed, 2 hurt as
trouble in Hyderabad continues unabated
Tuesday, March 30, 2010 03:44:48 AM ,
PTI |
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Hyderabad:
One person died and two were injured in fresh incidents of communal
violence here today following which curfew was clamped in the old
city area.
The Centre rushed 1,800 paramilitary personnel to help police
restore peace in the sensitive areas.
Police sources said one person was stabbed while another sustained
injuries in the Shalibanda area. A man was also injured when a group
of vandals attacked a vehicle at Khilwat Chowrasta.
The state government imposed curfew in the old city area of
Hyderabad from 7 pm after fresh incidents of violence erupted in
Moghalpura, Shalibanda, Charminar, Aliabad and Lal Darwaja
localities. The curfew would be in force in 17 police station limits
of the south zone area, DGP R R Girish Kumar told PTI.
Though the situation was normal till noon, a group of miscreants
resorted to stone-pelting on passersby which escalated the
situation, police said.
State Home Minister P Sabita Indra Reddy, who has been monitoring
the situation, told reporters that stern action would be taken
against trouble-makers.
"The Centre is also monitoring the situation. We are getting
additional forces from other states. Those indulging in incidents of
violence would be dealt with sternly. We are hopeful that normalcy
would return soon," she said.
The Home Ministry has rushed 1,800 paramilitary personnel to the
Andhra Pradesh capital. About 400 Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel
have already reached here while 400 more RAF personnel are being
airlifted from Ahmedabad and Coimbatore.
"We are also sending 700 additional CRPF and 300 CISF personnel to
Hyderabad to assist local police in handling the situation arising
out of the violence," a Home Ministry official said in Delhi.
At least 36 people were injured in stone-pelting and 70 others taken
into custody after the clashes between two communities in the old
city that erupted last evening.
Trouble began in Musarambagh area under Hussaini Alam police station
limits when members of a community wanted to erect religious flags
near a place of worship which was objected to by the other
community, leading to clashes which escalated yesterday and spread
to other parts.
Chief Minister K Rosaiah said his government was taking every step
to ensure peace and appealed to all sections to observe restraint. "AICC
President Sonia Gandhi called me over phone today and enquired about
the situation. She has also appealed for peace," he said.
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