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Curfew imposed in Hazaribagh after communal violence
Ranchi, April 18
Curfew was imposed Sunday night in Jharkhand's Hazaribagh district as violence over Ram Navami processions escalated
The violence began when a Ram Navami procession was stopped and the loudspeaker used was objected other community members. It led to clashes between two groups in which several people including policemen were injured.
Over a dozen shops and several vehicles were set ablaze by the mobs.
Earlier on Sunday, one person participating in the procession was killed.
According to police, the situation is now control.
Meanwhile, curfew imposed in Bokaro was lifted on Monday.
In Bokaro, curfew was imposed on April 15 following violence between two communities.
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