Demolition Drive Launched in Dhandhuka Following Murder and Arson Incident
Gujarat: 2 days after murder, arson in Dhandhuka town, demolition drive launched
Hindustan Times
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In Dhandhuka town, Ahmedabad district, Gujarat, authorities initiated a demolition drive targeting illegal constructions linked to criminal activity, two days after a murder and subsequent arson. The actions follow a violent road rage incident that left one dead and led to the destruction of several shops.
- 01Demolition drive launched following a murder and arson incident in Dhandhuka.
- 02Two suspects arrested for murder; 15-20 detained for arson.
- 03Authorities targeting illegal constructions linked to criminals.
- 04Demolition process involved 400 police personnel for security.
- 05Action taken against properties of individuals with criminal backgrounds.
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In Dhandhuka town, located in Ahmedabad district, Gujarat, a demolition drive commenced on Tuesday targeting illegal constructions associated with individuals of criminal backgrounds. This action follows a violent road rage incident on Sunday, where Dharmesh Gamara was murdered after a motorcycle collision. In the aftermath, tensions escalated, leading to a group setting fire to seven to eight roadside shops. Authorities arrested two suspects, Samir and Rizwan, for the murder, while 15-20 individuals were detained for their involvement in the arson. The demolition drive, conducted under the supervision of Sub Divisional Magistrate Vidyasagar, aims to remove encroachments along the Dhandhuka-Bagodara Highway and in Khatkiwad. Approximately 400 police personnel were deployed to ensure security during the operation, which has been in planning for six months. The drive specifically targets properties linked to criminal activities, including cow slaughter.
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The demolition drive aims to enhance safety and reduce criminal activities in Dhandhuka by targeting illegal constructions linked to criminal elements.
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