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Gujarat: Stones pelted during Navratri event in Kheda district, six injured

"During Navratri celebrations in Undhela village last night, a group led by two people named Arif and Zahir started creating a disturbance. Later they pelted stones in which six people got injured," said Rajesh Gadhiya, DSP, Kheda district

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FP Staff|Oct 04, 2022, 13:29:32 IST

New Delhi: At least six people were injured after miscreants pelted stones at a garba function during Navratri celebration in Undhela village of Gujarat's Kheda district on Monday night.

"During Navratri celebrations in Undhela village last night, a group led by two people named Arif and Zahir started creating a disturbance. Later they pelted stones in which six people got injured," said Rajesh Gadhiya, DSP Kheda

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VR Bajpai, DSP Nadiad, said that the Muslim mob also damaged the sarpanch's car and hurled stones where the Navratri celebrations were on.

"There were 150-200 people including women in the mob. Sarpanch has identified 43 people and filed a complaint against them. Around 10-11 accused have been detained for interrogation," said Bajpai.

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The sarpanch of the village had organised a garba event in the village, the venue of which was close to a mosque. As the people were celebrating, a group belonging to the other community reached the spot and asked them to stop, an India Today report quoted the police officials as saying.

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The group then resorted to stone pelting in which six people got injured, the report added.

With inputs from agencies

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First Published:Oct 04, 2022, 10:04:41 IST
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