Bangalore: There have also been reports of violence like Karauli in Kolar district of Karnataka. Here the situation has worsened after stone pelting on Shri Ram Shobha Yatra, after which curfew has been imposed in the area. According to reports, violence broke out during the procession in Mulbagal area of ​​Kolar. Some people started throwing stones during the Shobha Yatra. Police has detained 5 people in this case.

After this, stone pelting started from the other side as well. Soon violence broke out in the entire area. During this, the miscreants also torched some vehicles. The police reached the spot and tried to bring the situation under control. At the same time, seeing the situation deteriorating, the administration has imposed curfew in the area. There was arson, sabotage and chaos all around in the violence-hit Mulbagal. The miscreants created a ruckus in the area for a long time. However, the administration has tried to control the situation by imposing curfew in the area. At present, no religious procession is allowed in the area without the permission of the administration.

Police said that the procession, organized on the eve of Ram Navami, started from Shivkeshav Nagar in the afternoon and around 7.40 pm, the yatra was moving towards the Muslim locality of Jehangir Mohalla, when there was a sudden power outage, which was followed by anti-social activities. The elements started pelting stones at the people who were taking out the procession. Let us tell you that a similar case had come to light in Karauli, Rajasthan, when during the Hindu New Year rally they were pelted with stones in a Muslim area and their vehicles were set on fire.

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