Akola, Maharashtra: Police have arrested 16 individuals involved in recent violence in Akola city and have appealed to the public to avoid spreading social media rumours.
Akola ViolenceArrestsMaharashtraSocial Media RumoursLaw And OrderReal Estate MaharashtraOct 09, 2024
The violence in Akola was triggered by an argument over an auto-rickshaw brushing past a two-wheeler, which led to stone pelting between members of two communities.
Sixteen individuals have been arrested in connection with the violence in Akola.
The police have deployed additional personnel in sensitive areas, increased patrolling, and set up checkpoints to maintain peace and order. They have also appealed to the public to avoid spreading social media rumours.
Residents are advised to remain calm, avoid spreading unverified information, and report any suspicious activities to the nearest police station.
The situation in Akola is currently under control, with the police maintaining law and order and the community cooperating with the authorities.
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