On March 20, 2025, a wall was erected around the tomb of Aurangzeb in Sambahadigar District | Photo source: ANI
In the middle of the tomb of Mughal Emperor Aorangzeb, located in Sambahajinagar region of Maharashtra, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) placed tin sheets on both sides of the 18th century structure.
The decision was made two days ago by the district government, when collector Dilip Swami and police chief Vinaykumar Rathod visited Khultabad’s grave together with ASI officials.
A local official said the tin plate and wire fence were placed on both sides of the structure on Wednesday evening (March 19, 2025). A circular fence will also be installed around the grave, a senior official said.
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“The green net covering both sides of the grave is in poor condition and the structure can be seen by those visiting the nearby Khwaja Syed Zainuddin Chishti grave. So we have installed tin sheets.” pti.
Protests in Vishwa Hindu Diocese and Bajrang Dal seeking to remove the tomb of Aurangzeb led to violence in Nagpur on Monday.
The 17th-century Mughal Emperor focused on the success of Hindi films chhaava Regarding the life of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, the second-foot ruler of Malasa State, who was brutally executed under the orders of Oranzeb.
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Political leaders and activists strongly condemned the violence that broke out last night in Nagpur over protests related to the grave of Mughal ruler Aurangzeb. Several leaders called the incident a “pre-planned” and urged authorities to take strict action against the person in charge. The conflict has resulted in curfews imposed in affected areas and security forces deployed to maintain order. | Video source: Hindu
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