New Delhi: A clash broke out between two groups in Bihar's Sasaram after a Ram Navami procession in the city. Police and administration reached the spot of violence to control the situation and imposed Section 144 CrPC in the city. A few police personnel also sustained injuries as they tried to control the violence. Stone pelting was also reported, while a video also shows thick smoke coming out from a house. #WATCH | Bihar: A clash broke out between two groups in Sasaram after the Ram Navami procession. Stone pelting also reported. Police and Administration reached the spot to control the situation. Section 144 CrPC imposed in Sasaram city. pic.twitter.com/WTTSUJ2VfT — ANI (@ANI) March 31, 2023 ADM Chandrashekhar said that there is tension between the two groups. He added that stones were pelted and some houses were also set on fire. The fire is being doused and people from the administration came to the spot and controlled them down. Talking to media, he assured that the situation is under control now. According to SDPO Santosh Kumar, the senior police officials rushed to the spot of the incident as soon as they received the information. He added that police have begun the probe and have started taking action against the accused. Bihar | A few Police personnel sustained injuries as they tried to control the situation when clashes broke out between two groups in Sasaram. Section 144 CrPC imposed in the city. pic.twitter.com/cHe4edHHx5 — ANI (@ANI) March 31, 2023 Parts of Gujarat, West Bengal and Maharashtra also witnessed violent incidents after the Ram Navami processions. West Bengal's Howrah saw one of the biggest clashes and has invited a political discourse between BJP and TMC in the state. While BJP blames CM Mamata Banerjee for not controlling the law and order in the state, she alleges BJP's 'miscreants' of taking part in the violence. After Howrah, parts of West Bengal witnessed fresh incidents of stone pelting today.
