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Buldhana: 20 Arrested in Clash Between Two Groups Over DJ Music During Holi in Khamgaon

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: March 15, 2025 07:44 IST

At least 20 people were arrested in clashes over DJP music during the Holi festival celebration in Khamgaon Taluka ...

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At least 20 people were arrested in clashes over DJP music during the Holi festival celebration in Khamgaon Taluka of Bhuldhana district of Maharashtra on Friday night, March 14. The incident took place in Awar village, where stone-pelting was reported from both sides during the dispute. 

Also Read | Giridih Violence: Several Injured, Shops Torched After Clash Between Two Groups During Holi Procession in Jharkhand.

After receiving the information, police quickly arrived at the scene, arrested 20 individuals, and brought the situation under control. The local police authorities are currently present in the village, and the situation is now stable.

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