<p>The photos of an alleged arms training camp organised by Bajrang Dal at a school in Mumbai has sparked off a major controversy.</p>.<p>The Thane (Rural) police have assigned the investigation to the Navghar police station after the Democratic Youth Federation of India took the matter to it.</p>.<p>Pictures revealed that people were carrying rifles but additional superintendent of police Atul Kulkarni said that initial investigations have revealed that swords and rifles were not used.</p>.<p>According to reports, the camp was held at Seven Eleven Academy owned by Narendra Mehta, the BJP MLA from Mira Road.</p>.<p>The school premises, located on Mira Road in the suburbs of Mumbai, was rented to Bajrang Dal for the event.</p>.<p>The photos of arms training are being verified to find out whether these are of the camp here or somewhere else.</p>.<p>Coming ahead of monsoon session of the Maharashtra legislature, the Opposition has trained guns on the government with chief spokesman of the NCP, Nawab Malik, saying: "There should be action against the concerned BJP MLA and Bajrang Dal". </p>
<p>The photos of an alleged arms training camp organised by Bajrang Dal at a school in Mumbai has sparked off a major controversy.</p>.<p>The Thane (Rural) police have assigned the investigation to the Navghar police station after the Democratic Youth Federation of India took the matter to it.</p>.<p>Pictures revealed that people were carrying rifles but additional superintendent of police Atul Kulkarni said that initial investigations have revealed that swords and rifles were not used.</p>.<p>According to reports, the camp was held at Seven Eleven Academy owned by Narendra Mehta, the BJP MLA from Mira Road.</p>.<p>The school premises, located on Mira Road in the suburbs of Mumbai, was rented to Bajrang Dal for the event.</p>.<p>The photos of arms training are being verified to find out whether these are of the camp here or somewhere else.</p>.<p>Coming ahead of monsoon session of the Maharashtra legislature, the Opposition has trained guns on the government with chief spokesman of the NCP, Nawab Malik, saying: "There should be action against the concerned BJP MLA and Bajrang Dal". </p>
