Mumbai: The situation in Amravati continues to be tense even today after the Tripura violence in Maharashtra. Amravati closed in the morning turned violent. Police had to resort to lathi-charge to control the stone-pelting mob. Several Muslim organisations staged a fierce protest against Tripura violence in Amravati on Friday. Apart from Amravati, violence also took place in Malegaon and Nanded. Stone pelting took place in many places.

Hindu organisations declared a bandh on Saturday in protest. But during this bandh, violence broke out in Amravati in the morning. Section 144 has been imposed here. Amravati Patron Minister Yashomati Thakur has informed in this regard. The situation in Amravati is tense but under control at the moment. At 10 a.m., the Amravati bandh turned violent. There was stone pelting from the crowd. Tear gas shells were then fired by the police and a lathi charge was resorted to. The situation is currently under control and Section 144 has been imposed in the district. The situation in Nanded is under control.

3 FIR have been registered in 3 different police stations in the district. 4 what has been arrested. 20 others have been identified. Information in this regard has been given by the police on Nanded violence. The situation in Malegaon is now peaceful. Nashik rural SP Sachin Patil has informed about controlling Malegaon violence. According to the information, and additional police force has been called in for help. In all, 10 people have been arrested so far and will arrest even more criminals through CCTV footage.

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