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Union Minister's Bizarre Claim of Pakistani Involvement In Kolhapur Violence - Vimarsana News

Union Minister's Bizarre Claim of Pakistani Involvement In Kolhapur Violence

The situation in Maharashtra's Kolhapur is gradually returning to normal, a day after violence.

Kolhapur | Maharashtra's Kolhapur returning to normalcy, 36 people arrested so far for violence, say police - Vimarsana News

Kolhapur | Maharashtra's Kolhapur returning to normalcy, 36 people arrested so far for violence, say police

Businessmen opened their establishments and people were seen buying items of daily need from shops in the city

Kolhapur: Police Trying To Find Who Influenced Minor Boys To Share Status With Aurangzeb Photos, 36 Arrested For Violence - Vimarsana News

Kolhapur: Police Trying To Find Who Influenced Minor Boys To Share Status With Aurangzeb Photos, 36 Arrested For Violence

"The situation of Kolhapur city and district has become normal since yesterday afternoon. 4 SRPF company, 300 Police constables and 60 officers deployed," police said.

Day after violence, Kolhapur remains calm; 36 held - Vimarsana News

Day after violence, Kolhapur remains calm; 36 held

The situation in Maharashtra's Kolhapur is gradually returning to normal, a day after violence during a demonstration against the alleged use of Tipu Sultan's image along with an objectionable audio message as social media 'status' by a few locals, a senior police official said on Thursday.

Source: rediff.com
Cops use force to control protest in Kolhapur - Vimarsana News

Cops use force to control protest in Kolhapur

Agitation followed images of controversial historic personalities along with an offensive audio message put up by some people as their social media status; ruling parties and opposition resort to blame game