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Curfew in north Maha village as two groups clash

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Press Trust of India Jalgaon
Last Updated : Jun 13 2013 | 2:40 PM IST
A curfew has been imposed in Savda village in this north Maharashtra district after two groups clashed and set some vehicles and shops on fire, police said today.
Seven persons were injured in the clash and their condition is stable, they said.
The incident happened last night at Savda village in Raver tehsil when members of a group sitting in a small hotel quarrelled among themselves over some issue.
The scuffle soon spiralled into a free-for-all with two groups armed with sharp-edged weapons coming face to face and pelting stones, a police officer said.
"..People gathered at Shekhpura Gandhi Chowk locality in the area and attacked each other. They torched some vehicles including a motorcycle and some kiosks," SP Jai Kumar said, adding, around 20 persons are picked up for questioning.
Though the situation was brought under control with the additional reinforcement, the authorities clamped the curfew till Thursday midnight as a precautionary measure.
Kumar said that he would take a call later in the day on reducing the curfew period depending upon the situation.

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First Published: Jun 13 2013 | 2:40 PM IST

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