Pawar Attack: Pune, Pimpri Chinchwad, Bandh Today

Leaders and activists of the National Congress Party (NCP) called for a bandh in Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad, on Friday to condemn the incident with a snap of young people in their party's supreme leader and Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar, in New Delhi on Thursday.

The incident sparked protests in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad areas with party activists poured into the streets, forcing the closure of shops and block vehicular traffic in many areas.

The first reaction was witnessed angry Nana Peth area, which is a concentration of Sikh-owned shops. While the NCP activists gathered and shouted slogans, merchants closed their shops in a hurry.

At the same time, the party of the president Vandana Chavan said: "Retailers must keep their shops closed on Friday, party activists should stop and there should be no interruptions in basic services and schools should be closed.".

Chavan, Pune mayor Mohansingh Rajpal and party spokesman Ankush Kakade led demonstration of party activists on Thursday. Rajpal has condemned the attack in strong words and demanded action against the culprits.

Chavan and Rajpal led a building in March of Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) main office of the party on the road to Tilak. Party activists resorted to Swargate Rasta Roko at any time.

The windows and dress 10 bus from Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Ltd (PMPML) was broken in the city. His spokesperson DA Pardeshi said that the incident took place on Sinhagad Road, Hadapsar, Vaiduwadi, Sanaswadi, Balajinagar, Laxmi Road and Hinjewadi. Store owners across the city, including Laxmi Road, Nana Pether, Swargate, Wadgaonsheri, Karvenagar, Tadiwala Road and the Deccan, was forced to pull down their shutters when the time was approximately 3:00 .

Youth gangs have been biking, shouting slogans and waving party flags in the main areas of the city. NCP state unit general secretary Umesh Patil, director of women before by Nilesh Nikam Vasanti Kakade corporation, Shreekant Patil, Balasaheb Bodak, Kapari Balasaheb, Datta Dhanakawade, Pharand Santosh, Kemase Bandu, Dangat Vikas Chavan and Kaka

participating in demonstrations.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena leader, Akhil Bharatiya Muslim (OBC), Maharashtra Vikas Sanghtna Matang and Hindustan Antibiotics Mazdoor Mahasangha condemned the attack.

Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray, who was in Pune to visit her old friend, veteran cartoonist RK Laxman, condemned the attack saying, "Sharad Pawar, is the great leader of Maharashtra and Marathi manoos will not tolerate this attack . We may have differences, but Pawar is an old friend. "

Meanwhile, deputy commissioner of police (special branch) Makarand Ranade said: "We appeal to citizens to cooperate with police to maintain order in the city secure heavy Gurudwara, Society and other quarters cycle We have deployed additional staff to .. various locations in the city due to bandh call. "