With the high-spirited Aurangzeb, his grave at chhatrapati sambhajinagar becomes a “drone” area

The government declared the tomb of Mughal rulers a “drone” area in demanding the demolition of Aorangzeb’s grave in the chhatrapati sambhajinagar area of ​​Maharashtra, an official said on Wednesday. Another official said police are busy tracking “offensive” posts about the matter and deleted them in the social media space. He said that so far, more than 500 such online posts have been deleted.

Demonstrations were held throughout the state to demand the evacuation of the grave of Aurangzeb in Khultabad Town, about 25 kilometers from the regional headquarters, and many politicians echoed the phone. Such protests sparked violence in Nagpur on Monday.

An official said the district government made the area a “drone” area, adding that a state reserve force and 50 other personnel have been deployed in the town to maintain law and order.
Regional collector Dilip Swami, who visited the Indian protected site on Tuesday, told reporters: “No one should believe the rumor and if there is any information about the matter, they should contact the government or the police.”

Meanwhile, a team of ten police officers and officials are working around the clock in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar City to track provocative posts on social media platforms and remove them, he said.

“Tags Alamgir and Aurangzeb are trending. We are using these tags to check such posts and offensive comments related to them.” The official said that so far, they have removed 506 posts from various social media platforms and warned more than 80 people not to post burning content online. “But from now on, we will commit crimes against the people behind the offensive positions,” he added.