<p>Indore: Authorities in <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/madhya-pradesh">Madhya Pradesh's</a> Indore district on Tuesday invoked the National Security Act against two persons for their alleged involvement in the violence during a rally celebrating the Indian cricket team's win in the ICC Champions Trophy final in Mhow town.</p>.<p>Clashes broke out in Mhow on Sunday night after the rally celebrating the Indian team's win was allegedly pelted with stones.</p>.<p>In order to maintain peace and law and order in Indore, Collector and District Magistrate Ashish Singh has taken action under the National Security Act (NSA) against two persons involved in criminal activities, an official release said.</p>.<p>On the basis of the report of Superintendent of Police, Indore (Rural), Singh has issued orders against Sohail Qureshi, a resident of Batkh Mohalla in Mhow, and Ejaz Khan, who resides in Kanchan Vihar Khan Colony in the town, under the provisions of NSA, 1980.</p>.<p>After India won the Champions Trophy final, a victory procession was being taken out by the public in Mhow with the tricolour on motorcycles to celebrate the victory. </p>.<p>Children and young people were all participating in the procession when the respondents (accused), together with their associates, conspired to spoil the communal harmony at Moti Mahal Square and hurled stones and bricks to obstruct the procession. Due to it, people were hurt and communal harmony was destroyed, the release said.</p>.Over a dozen injured as stage collapses during Madhya Pradesh Congress' protest against BJP govt.<p>The district administration said that both the accused were involved in criminal activities and cases were registered against them under various charges like abusing people, threatening to kill, beating, vandalism, creating communal frenzy, rioting and disrupting public order.</p>.<p>There is a strong possibility of the public order in the area getting affected by the acts of the accused, and in order to maintain peace and law and order in the district, action has been taken against them under the NSA, it said.</p>.<p>The police have earlier registered seven FIRs on the complaints of both the groups, and arrested 13 persons, Deputy Inspector General of Police Nimish Agarwal has told reporters. </p>
<p>Indore: Authorities in <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/madhya-pradesh">Madhya Pradesh's</a> Indore district on Tuesday invoked the National Security Act against two persons for their alleged involvement in the violence during a rally celebrating the Indian cricket team's win in the ICC Champions Trophy final in Mhow town.</p>.<p>Clashes broke out in Mhow on Sunday night after the rally celebrating the Indian team's win was allegedly pelted with stones.</p>.<p>In order to maintain peace and law and order in Indore, Collector and District Magistrate Ashish Singh has taken action under the National Security Act (NSA) against two persons involved in criminal activities, an official release said.</p>.<p>On the basis of the report of Superintendent of Police, Indore (Rural), Singh has issued orders against Sohail Qureshi, a resident of Batkh Mohalla in Mhow, and Ejaz Khan, who resides in Kanchan Vihar Khan Colony in the town, under the provisions of NSA, 1980.</p>.<p>After India won the Champions Trophy final, a victory procession was being taken out by the public in Mhow with the tricolour on motorcycles to celebrate the victory. </p>.<p>Children and young people were all participating in the procession when the respondents (accused), together with their associates, conspired to spoil the communal harmony at Moti Mahal Square and hurled stones and bricks to obstruct the procession. Due to it, people were hurt and communal harmony was destroyed, the release said.</p>.Over a dozen injured as stage collapses during Madhya Pradesh Congress' protest against BJP govt.<p>The district administration said that both the accused were involved in criminal activities and cases were registered against them under various charges like abusing people, threatening to kill, beating, vandalism, creating communal frenzy, rioting and disrupting public order.</p>.<p>There is a strong possibility of the public order in the area getting affected by the acts of the accused, and in order to maintain peace and law and order in the district, action has been taken against them under the NSA, it said.</p>.<p>The police have earlier registered seven FIRs on the complaints of both the groups, and arrested 13 persons, Deputy Inspector General of Police Nimish Agarwal has told reporters. </p>