Karauli communal clashes: Police form SIT to probe violence, curfew continues
India TV NewsHighlights SIT formed to probe Karauli communal clashes Communal clashes broke out during a motorcycle rally taken out to celebrate Hindu new year Stones were pelted at the rally when it was passing through a Muslim-dominated locality Curfew remained clamped in Karauli in Rajasthan on Sunday while more than a dozen people were arrested and an SIT formed to probe the communal clashes that broke out in the district during a motorcycle rally taken out to celebrate the Hindu new year. A special investigation team led by an Additional Superintendent of Police has been formed to probe the incidents," DIG Rahul Prakash, who is camping in Karauli, said. On the other hand, BJP state president Satish Poonia, who has blamed the Congress' "appeasement" politics for the situation, formed a 10-member panel that will visit Karauli and talk to all sides. Deputy Leader of Opposition Rajendra Rathore, BJP’s national secretary Alka Singh Gurjar, state general secretary Madan Dilawar and chief spokesperson and MLA Ramlal Sharma are among the members of the committee, according to a party spokesperson.