Bhopal Clash: Two groups violently clashed on Tuesday in the old Galla Mandi of Jahangirabad, an area of the capital. Six people have been reported injured. The incident is in the Jahangirabad area of old Bhopal. According to sources, two people had a dispute two days ago.

After this, the matter heated up, and there was a lot of ruckus between the two sides. The mob severely beat a woman with a stick. As soon as the information about this matter was received, the police reached the spot and controlled the situation. Given the tension in the area, a heavy police force has been deployed.

According to Ashish Upadhyay, who was in charge of Jahangirabad police station, some youths fought two days ago. On Tuesday morning, people from one side gathered and started pelting stones at the houses of the other side. The ruckus increased so much that panic spread in the area. As soon as the information on stone pelting was received, top police officials also reached the spot.

This entire matter concerns the Jahangirabad police station area. DCP Zone 1 Priyanka Shukla said the dispute started over fast bike driving two days ago. According to the police, a complaint was filed against five people in this case. Three of them were arrested, while two were absconding. On Tuesday, the fight escalated again over these absconding accused.

According to Priyanka Shukla, the police were already present on the spot. However, as the situation worsened, the police control room was informed. Some people are seen with weapons in the video, and strict action will also be taken against

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