Dhule: Police have seized a cache of weapons in Dhulai, Maharashtra. These weapons have been recovered and the police are investigating the case. After the seizure of a huge quantity of weapons, BJP leader Ram Kadam says that a conspiracy is being hatched to create major riots in Maharashtra. At the same time, the BJP leader has also raised some questions. On the other hand, the police have arrested four criminals in this case. On Thursday, police seized a cache of 89 swords and weapons at Songir in Dhulai. After the matter came to light, the BJP leader raised a question and asked who wants to create riots in the state and whether Congress is involved in this conspiracy. He will go to the root of the matter from the Uddhav Thackeray government and get it investigated.

Three questions were raised by Ram Kadam:-
After all, who wants to have riots in Maharashtra? 
- Is Congress involved in this conspiracy? 
- Will the Thackeray government go to the core and look into it? 

BJP leader Ram Kadam also alleged that these weapons were being sent to the state where the Congress government is in place. He said the weapons (swords) have come from the Congress-ruled State of Rajasthan and had been caught in the Dhule area of the state. Ram Kadam claimed that these weapons were being sent to Jalna from Rajasthan. He questioned with what intention such a large cache of weapons had been sent. He also asked the question whether Uddhav Thackeray will look into it. Ram Kadam said that a large quantity of weapons have been seized in the state in the past also. He said that earlier swords and weapons were seized in Pune which was being taken to Aurangabad and now a cache of arms has been seized in Dhule. Three weeks ago, 97 swords were seized in Pune. Four persons were arrested in the case. Apart from the swords, Khukri and other items were also seized from the possession of the criminals. It was revealed in the investigation that the seized swords were to be sent to Aurangabad and Ahmednagar.

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