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## S3/GV - INDIA/CT - Curview Extended, Shoot on sight orders issued as 2 dead 110 arrested

Released on 2012-08-25 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 1244577
Date | 2010-03-30 17:54:18
From | michael.wilson@stratfor.com
To | alerts@stratfor.com
List-Name | alerts@stratfor.com

Shoot-at-sight orders issued in Hyderabad
IANS
First Published : 30 Mar 2010 06:25:45 PM IST
Last Updated : 30 Mar 2010 08:09:36 PM IST
http://www.expressbuzz.com/edition/story.aspx?Title=Shoot-at-sight+orders+issued+in+Hyderabad&artid=INo7Uha6Zsw=&SectionID=xAV59odivTs=&MainSectionID=wIcBMLGbUJI=&SectionName=BUzPVSKuYv7MFxnS0yZ7ng==&SEO=
HYDERABAD: Communal riots spread to new areas in Hyderabad Tuesday even as
shoot-at-sight orders were issued in the old city and curfew was imposed
in the areas under eight more police stations.
While curfew continued the old city without any relaxation, it was imposed
in new areas following fresh clashes.
Hyderabad police Commissioner A.K. Khan said Tuesday evening that
indefinite curfew would be in force in [8 areas] Afzalgunz, Begumbazar,
Shahinathgunz, Tappachaputra, Asifnagar, Mangalhat, Kulsumpura and
Habibnagar police stations.
He also imposed prohibitory orders banning processions and rallies across
this Andhra Pradesh capital after clashes in new areas.
The indefinite curfew in the riot-hit old city of Hyderabad continued
Tuesday without relaxation. All 17 police stations under the south zone
were brought under curfew Monday night to control the situation.
The communal violence, which was so far confined to the old city, spread
to other areas in the city, triggering tension.
Groups belonging to two different communities clashed in Musheerabad,
Bholakpur and Rani Gunj and other areas in central Hyderabad and its twin
city Secunderabad.
Andhra Pradesh police chief Girish Kumar told reporters that police were
ordered to shoot anyone carrying lethal weapons, stones or sticks in the
curfew-bound old city. The order came after fresh incidents of violence
that left over 30 people injured.
While the curfew-bound old city remained by and large peaceful, trouble
broke out in Musheerabad area when some people allegedly pelted stones on
a religious procession. Rival groups clashes with stones and sticks. The
miscreants attacked houses and damaged over 20 vehicles.
The trouble spread to nearby Bholakpur and Rani Gunj areas. In Begum Bazar
area near the old city, police opened fire in the air to disperse two
clashing groups.
There was tension in several areas as various organisations took out
processions to mark Hanuman Jayanti. As the tension was mounting, police
ordered closure of shops and business establishments in almost all parts
of the city as a precautionary measure. Almost the entire city wore a
deserted look.
Sporadic incidents of stone pelting were reported from curfew-bound areas
of Gulzar Houz and Shahali Banda near the historic Charminar but the
police controlled the situation by resorting to baton charges and
arresting the miscreants.
The violence, which broke out Saturday in Moosabowli area of Hussaini Alam
over a dispute on putting up of religious flags, has so far left one
person dead and over 80 injured while several places of worship were
attacked and vehicles torched.
With rampaging mobs taking to streets in several areas Monday afternoon,
police imposed curfew to bring the situation under control. Hundreds of
policemen and paramilitary forces personnel were deployed across the
communally-sensitive walled city.
The violence of last three days and the curfew has put the residents to
severe inconvenience.
Police, with the help of some dairy farms, arranged supply of milk in
curfew-bound areas Tuesday morning. Women were allowed to come out and buy
milk from the suppliers.
Policemen from other parts of the state, neighbouring states and personnel
of central forces like Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Rapid Action
Force (RAF) and Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) have been
deployed in the trouble-torn areas.
Police Commissioner Khan said any decision on relaxing the curfew would be
taken after a review of the situation Wednesday.
He said police had formed special teams to identify the culprits behind
the riots. "We have so far arrested 110 people in connection with various
incidents and questioning them to identify the culprits," Khan said.
Authorities have postponed the Class 10 examinations in all curfew-bound
areas. The education department announced that the examinations would be
held for students in the old city at a later date.
* BJP demands judicial probe into Hyderabad violence
http://www.ptinews.com/news/588608_BJP-demands-judicial-probe-into-Hyderabad-violence
STAFF WRITER 19:16 HRS IST
New Delhi, Mar 30 (PTI) BJP today demanded a judicial probe into the
attacks on temples and burning of cows during the riots in Hyderabad
alleging they were pre-meditated and unprovoked.
"More than 20 temples have been damaged in the riots...
Rioters took full advantage of police laxity and attacked a famous Jain
Gaushala in Shamsherjung, where they burnt alive three cows by putting
grass and petrol on them," BJP spokesperson Prakash Javadekar alleged at a
news conference.
BJP wants a judicial inquiry into the "unprovoked" attacks on temples,
Hindus and burning of cows in Hyderabad, he added.
"Judicial probe becomes more imperative in the background of Congress MP
Madhu Yaski comment that these attacks are part of conspiracy to
destabilize Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister K Rosaiah's government,"
Javadekar said.
This argument has been strengthened by an admission of city police
commissioner that these attacks are premeditated, Javadekar said.
India IT hub Hyderabad hit by new religious clashes
30 Mar 2010 15:23:47 GMT
http://alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/SGE62T0J7.htm
HYDERABAD, India, March 30 (Reuters) - Riot police fired rubber bullets
and used teargas to disperse clashes between Hindus and Muslims that
injured dozens in the Indian IT hub of Hyderabad on Tuesday, police said.
Two people have been killed and 110 people arrested in connection with the
violenc e, which started on Saturday when a Hindu group replaced Muslim
flags with Hindu ones on the streets during a festival.
The city, home to companies such as Microsoft, Google and Mahindra Satyam,
has already been hit by months of sporadic unrest over the proposed
creation of a separate Indian state, carved out of Andhra Pradesh.
Police have extended a curfew to more parts of Hyderabad and have been
ordered to shoot at troublemakers in curfew-bound areas. But areas which
host big tech companies remain unaffected.
"Anybody creating trouble during the curfew will be dealt with firmly,"
A.K. Khan, the city's police commissioner, told reporters.
Violence flared on Tuesday during religious processions. A Reuters witness
saw dozens of Muslims pelting stones at Hindu youths and setting fire to
vehicles.
Protesters on both sides targeted residential areas and religious sites,
throwing stones and causing damage inside to temples and mosques, the
witness said.
--
Michael Wilson
Watchofficer
STRATFOR
michael.wilson@stratfor.com
(512) 744 4300 ex. 4112