Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis addressed the violent protests in Parbhani following the vandalism of a Constitution replica. Despite the arrest of a mentally unstable individual responsible,

Protesters set vehicles ablaze and pelted stones at shops, prompting the police to deploy tear gas. Authorities also imposed prohibitory orders

A glass-encased cement replica of the Constitution outside Parbhani railway station, close to a statue of Dr B R Ambedkar, was found to have been damaged on Tuesday, sparking protests.

The police said nearly 400 protesters led by Vijay Wakode, vice president of Republican Sena led by Anandraj Ambedkar, grandson of Dr B R Ambedkar, reached the Collector’s office.

Mumbai: Violent protests broke out in Parbhani city of Maharashtra after a replica of the Constitution held by the statue of B.R. Ambedkar was allegedly vandalised. The incident sparked

Protests continued for the second day over alleged vandalising of a replica of the Indian Constitution, in Parbhani, Maharashtra where several vehicles and structures were put on fire. The stone replica of the Constitution outside Parbhani railway station,

The unrest began Sopan Pawar, a resident of Murtizapur village, allegedly vandalised a replica of the document

At least one person was detained by the police in Maharashtra's Parbhani after violence erupted when an unidentified man damaged a replica of the Constitution held by the statue of BR Ambedkar outside Parbhani railway station.

Protests flared for a second day in Parbhani, Maharashtra, over the vandalism of a Constitution replica. A suspect was arrested, but demonstrators continued, resorting to arson. Police responded with tear gas to disperse the crowds demanding further investigation into the initial vandalism.