Scrapyard torched in Nuh's Tauru town, communal tension builds up

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Updated At : 12:39 PM Aug 05, 2023 IST

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Gurugram, August 4

Communal tension gripped Tauru town in Nuh district yet again as a scrapyard owned by a man from the minority was allegedly torched late Friday night. The owner, alleging that it was not an accident, said he was going to file a police complaint. The fire had spread quickly, requiring five fire engines to douse it, and a large police posse reached the spot. It may be noted that two mosques were torched in Tauru on Wednesday night.

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