Jajce je bilo vrženo v bližini Durginogodbe v Hyderabadu, eden je bil aretiran

An egg was thrown near a Goddess Durga idol immersion procession in Hyderabad’s Old City on Sunday, leading to the detention of one individual. The incident occurred around 2 a.m. within the jurisdiction of Madannapet Police Station. A police official stated that the projectile landed close to the group as they moved through a narrow lane. The procession had been organized by the Veer Savarkar Nava Yuva Sangham. Following the event, participants joined with local residents to stage a protest. Leaders from the Bharatiya Janata Party, representatives of Hindu organizations, and numerous young men gathered at the site. They held devotional songs and a sit-in demonstration to demand severe legal measures against the perpetrators. Senior police officers arrived at the scene to speak with the organizers and restore order. Officers from the Madannapet station responded quickly to reports of the disturbance. Authorities have registered a case under Section 299 of the Bharatiya Nyasa Sanhaka. This statute addresses intentional acts designed to insult the religious beliefs of any community. One suspect has been taken into custody. Investigators are currently reviewing closed-circuit television footage to determine exactly how the incident unfolded and to identify all parties involved. Security forces were deployed throughout the neighborhood to prevent further unrest. Police officials declared the area calm and advised the public to avoid spreading unverified rumors. Veerender Yadav, a spokesperson for the regional unit of the ruling party, claimed that specific individuals were deliberately targeting Hindu groups through such acts. He further criticized law enforcement for imposing restrictions on religious gatherings and using baton charges during processions across the city. Members of various faith-based groups reiterated their call for strict accountability regarding the alleged offense. The investigation remains active, and additional details are pending. Separately, state party leadership met on Saturday to discuss preparations for upcoming municipal and legislative council elections. The gathering was chaired by state president N. Ramachander Rao at the party headquarters. Attendees included national general secretary Sunil Bansal, organizational secretaries, and elected representatives from nine districts within the metropolitan limits. The group reviewed current political conditions and outlined strategies for voter mobilization. They also planned to expand a campaign focused on preserving democratic institutions while opposing what they described as mob rule. The session aimed to intensify grassroots opposition to the policies of the current state administration.