Clash in Shalimar, Howrah: Police Detain Two After Mobile Shop Dispute
In the Shalimar area of Howrah, West Bengal, a clash broke out between two groups on Saturday. The incident started as an argument in a mobile shop and soon escalated to minor stone pelting. The police arrived promptly to manage the situation and detained two individuals, Ravi and Sultan. Subir Mal Pal, DCP Central, stated, “An altercation took place at a mobile shop. There was minor stone pelting as well. Police arrived immediately and took necessary actions to control the situation. Two people namely Ravi and Sultan were detained. Further investigation is underway.”
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Shalimar -: Shalimar is a place in Howrah, which is a city in the Indian state of West Bengal. It’s known for its railway station and is part of the Kolkata metropolitan area.
Howrah -: Howrah is a city in West Bengal, India, located on the western bank of the Hooghly River. It is known for the famous Howrah Bridge and is a major transportation hub.
Mobile Shop Dispute -: A mobile shop dispute means that there was an argument or disagreement that started in a shop where mobile phones are sold. This disagreement led to a bigger conflict between two groups of people.
Stone Pelting -: Stone pelting means throwing stones at someone or something. In this context, it refers to people throwing stones during the clash, which can be dangerous and cause injuries.
DCP Central -: DCP Central stands for Deputy Commissioner of Police, Central division. This is a senior police officer responsible for maintaining law and order in a specific area, in this case, the central part of Howrah.
