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High court takes note of Tripura violence

“ The High Court takes suo moto on vandalism incident... The government has been asked to submit a report on it by November 10,” said a senior advocate on condition of anonymity.

Updated on: Oct 30, 2021, 06:33:09 IST
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The Tripura high court on Friday took suo moto cognisance of the violence that broke out in Tripura’s Panisagar during a rally organised against the attack on Hindus in Bangladesh.

According to police, a mosque was vandalised and some houses were set on fire on October 26 as violence broke out in the region. (ANI)
According to police, a mosque was vandalised and some houses were set on fire on October 26 as violence broke out in the region. (ANI)

“ The High Court takes suo moto on vandalism incident... The government has been asked to submit a report on it by November 10,” said a senior advocate on condition of anonymity.

According to police, a mosque was vandalised and some houses were set on fire on October 26 as violence broke out in the region.

 
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