Aurangzeb’s Tomb Declared ‘No Drone’ Zone Amid Growing Tensions in Maharashtra

The Maharashtra government has declared Aurangzeb’s tomb in Khultabad a “no drone” zone after growing tensions and calls for it to be razed. The move comes in the wake of continued protests, some of which have turned violent, prompting additional police deployment in the region.

Increased Security and Government Response

As a reaction to the unrest, security has been beefed up around the mausoleum and surrounding regions by law enforcement agencies. Strict action has also been taken by the government against inflammatory content found on social media. Over 500 objectionable posts have been removed, and 80 have been warned for posting incendiary material on the internet.

The authorities are keeping a close eye on online platforms to avoid the dissemination of misinformation that may fuel further tensions. They have called on the public not to believe or spread unsubstantiated rumors and to report any suspicious information to the police.

Protests and Public Reaction

The controversy over the tomb of Aurangzeb has resulted in mass protests with people supporting as well as against its construction. Some of these protests have culminated in confrontation, forcing the police to lay restrictions in sensitive locations to preserve law and order. The government is making all efforts to make demonstrations peaceful and not affect the safety of people.

Call for Restraint

The authorities have appealed to the public to remain calm and to support the authorities in upholding peace. They have also made it clear that any decision concerning the site will be made with great caution and within the law.

The situation in Khultabad is still tense, and the authorities are closely following developments. Updates will be given as events unfold.