The opposition BRS on Monday slammed the Telangana government after gatherings of more than five people, processions, dharnas, rallies or public meetings were banned ahead of Diwali celebrations, even as the police commissioner clarified it was not a curfew.
According to officials, four persons were arrested and sent to judicial custody in connection with the incident on Friday.
The Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA), Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Jamaat-e-Islami, and Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam have announced plans to stage a protest outside the assembly building against alleged election rigging.
Clash broke out between two groups during the procession of Goddess Saraswati idol statue immersion in Jharkhand's Ranchi.
In order to prevent any loss of life or property, the district administration restricted the movement of all persons on the coastal areas.
Clash broke out at Belra village in Uttarakhand's Roorkee on Monday evening, over an alleged murder of a person there.
Protestors torched a police station and beat up policemen after the recovery of the dead body of a minor girl from a pond at Gangoa village in Kaliyaganj of North Dinajpur on 21 April.
Party workers erected a dharna podium at Serampore Battala, however, the police brought it down and prevented any gathering of BJP party workers.
Clashes were reported on March 31 in Nalanda's Biharsharif ane Sasaram in Rohtas district where Union Home Minister Amit Shah was scheduled to visit.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah's visit to Sasaram in Bihar's Rohtas has been called off due to the imposition of Section 144.
