Nashik violence: Maharashtra Minister of State for Home Yogesh Kadam spoke to the injured policemen on the phone in the stone pelting incident in Nashik and inquired about their health. Minister of State for Home Yogesh Kadam appreciated the policemen performing duties in adverse conditions.

During the removal of encroachment in Nashik city, anti -social elements were stoned by anti -social elements on the policemen who were protecting the municipal staff. More than 31 policemen were injured in this stone pelting.

Policemen stayed even under adverse circumstances
All the injured policemen are undergoing treatment in Nashik city hospitals. Minister of State for Home Yogesh Kadam spoke to these injured policemen over phone and inquired about their health. During this time, he also appreciated the serving in adverse circumstances, encouraging the policemen on duty.

Minister gave these instructions to doctors
The minister Kadam also made special inquiries regarding the health of the injured Assistant Police Commissioners Nitin Jadhav and Sandeep Mitke. Along with this, he also discussed the phone with the doctors present in the hospital and instructed all the injured policemen to provide necessary help immediately.

Late night miscreants had stone pelting
Significantly, in Nashik, on the night of April 15, the illegal dargah went to remove the illegal dargah and the miscreants and stone -pelters threw stones at the police. In response, the police released tear gas shells. The Satpir Dargah was built near the Katha Gali signal in the Dwarka area.

Petition was filed by Satpir Dargah Trust
Following the complaints of local citizens, on February 23, the Encroachment Department of Nashik Municipal Corporation removed some encroachments from around this dargah. Subsequently, a petition was filed in Mumbai Hai Court by Satpir Dargah Trust. During the hearing, the court found that this dargah is unauthorized. After this, the Municipal Corporation issued a notice and directed to remove all unauthorized construction within 15 days.