The conflict broke out at a victory rally to celebrate the victory of the Indian cricket team in the ICC Championship Trophy near Jama Masjid in Madhya Pradesh Mhow.
A rally to celebrate India’s victory was passed through the Jama Masjid area of Mhow, when some nearby people began to throw stones at them. This leads to a conflict between the two groups. Several cars were damaged, and the illegal act set up two cars and two stores on fire.
According to locals, as the victory rally approached the Jama Masjid area, a large group of people began to throw stones at them, causing chaos and forcing them to abandon their motorcycles and run away.
After the violence, a heavy police force from rural India and the city of Indor was deployed in the area to control the situation. Army personnel also appear in Mhow, but since this is a state of military forces, military forces are always stationed there, so there is no need for separate military deployment.
“There was tension between the two sides here, and some violent incidents happened. The incident happened after the Indian team won. The incident happened with firecrackers. It is now completely under control. I want to tell everyone that I don’t believe any kind of fake news here, further investigation is underway.
When asked, Indore collector Ashish Singh said the situation was under control and the troops had been deployed in the area.
“How will be determined later. So far, the situation is under control.”
