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'Mastermind' of Nagpur unrest, 8 saffron activists among 78 held

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 19 March 2025
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Nagpur Violence: Shops Vandalised, Multiple Vehicles Charred Over Aurangzeb's Grave Row | Watch [Video]

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Violent clashes erupted in Nagpur as mobs vandalized shops and set multiple vehicles on fire over a dispute related to Aurangzeb’s grave. The unrest spread rapidly, prompting heavy police deployment to control the situation. Authorities have imposed security measures to prevent further escalation. Watch the full report for the latest updates on the Nagpur violence. #NagpurViolence #NagpurNews #NagpurRiots #NagpurClashes #ViolenceInNagpur #NagpurBreaking #NagpurMahal #NagpurUpdates #NagpurPolice #NagpurHindiNews #NagpurViolenceLive #NagpurProtests #CentralNagpur #NagpurTension #AurangzebGraveRow ~HT.178~GR.344~PR.152~

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