
Bilaspur, August 29: Tensions escalated in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, on Friday night when a minor argument between two groups quickly turned into a violent clash. Reports indicate that after a heated exchange of words, physical altercations ensued, leading to stone-pelting from both sides. Several individuals sustained injuries during the incident. Upon receiving the information, police arrived at the scene and managed to restore order. Currently, police forces are deployed in the area, and the situation is reported to be under control.
Bilaspur Collector Sanjay Agrawal addressed the media, assuring that law and order is fully maintained and strict action is being taken against all individuals involved in the incident.
Agrawal stated, “Anyone attempting to disrupt the peace and harmony of Bilaspur district will face severe consequences. A strong and clear message will be sent against such activities. We are taking evidence-based actions as we gather more information.”
He clarified that the incident stemmed from a personal dispute that escalated between the two parties. The situation is now completely under control, with security forces patrolling the area. No individual found guilty will be spared.
In a conversation regarding the incident, Bilaspur SSP Rajnesh Singh confirmed that it was a private dispute rooted in a longstanding rivalry. Both sides had gathered their members, creating tension in the area. Before the situation could escalate into a larger confrontation, police intervened and managed to control both groups.
SSP Singh further explained that when stone-pelting began, police had to resort to mild force to regain control. Barricades have been set up throughout the area, and police patrols are ongoing. “We are also conducting foot patrols to ensure everything is normal,” he added.
Additionally, two FIRs have been filed in connection with the incident. Complaints from individuals whose vehicles were damaged or otherwise affected are also being registered. Singh assured that all accused will be apprehended and face stringent action.
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