Stone-Pelting Incident in Jaisalmer: 23 Arrested, Main Conspirator Nabbed
Twenty-three individuals, including main conspirator Hasam Khan, have been arrested in connection with a violent stone-pelting incident against police officers in Jaisalmer's Basanpeer village. The conflict arose during the repair of historic cenotaphs, as villagers protested the construction, escalating to violence against law enforcement and administrative officials.
- Country:
- India
Police have detained 23 individuals, including the alleged mastermind Hasam Khan, linked to a violent stone-pelting incident in Jaisalmer's Basanpeer village. The arrests were confirmed on Saturday by officials.
The unrest erupted during the renovation of historical cenotaphs, where demonstrators opposed the work and resorted to violence against police and administrative personnel.
The protest, which involved men, women, and children, quickly turned aggressive, resulting in attacks on officers using stones and sticks, thus hindering government operations. Authorities are continuing their investigation to apprehend more suspects tied to this incident.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- stone-pelting
- Jaisalmer
- Hasam Khan
- arrest
- protest
- violence
- police
- cenotaphs
- demonstration
- government
ALSO READ
Court Lifts Restraint on Federal Force Against Minnesota Protesters
Protest in Latur: Unconventional Demonstration Makes Waves
Iranian state TV issues the first official death toll from recent protests, saying 3,117 people were killed, reports AP.
Tehran's Tensions: Iran's Protests and Global Repercussions
Labour Camp Chaos: Anger and Protests Erupt After Mysterious Death

