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Aurangzeb's Legacy Fuels Sectarian Violence in India

Sectarian clashes erupted in Nagpur, India, after a Bollywood movie depicted Aurangzeb's conquests, prompting calls for the demolition of his tomb and raising fears among India's Muslim community; dozens were injured and arrested.

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Aurangzeb's Simple Tomb in Khuldabad

Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, who died in 1707 in Ahmednagar, Maharashtra, was buried in Khuldabad per his wish to be near his Sufi guide, Syed Zainuddin, in a simple tomb contrasting with previous emperors' elaborate mausoleums.

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Curfew Imposed in Nagpur After Violence Over Aurangzeb's Tomb

A curfew was imposed in parts of Nagpur, India, after violence erupted over demands to remove the tomb of 17th-century Mughal emperor Aurangzeb; over 50 people were detained, and 33 police officers were injured following the clashes between Hindu groups and the police.

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Nagpur Curfew Imposed After Sectarian Clashes Over Aurangzeb's Tomb

Following protests by Hindu nationalist groups demanding the removal of Aurangzeb's tomb in Nagpur, India, sectarian clashes erupted, resulting in an indefinite curfew and property damage; the situation has since de-escalated, but tensions persist.

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India Curfew Imposed After Sectarian Clashes

Following clashes between Hindus and Muslims in Nagpur, India, sparked by demands to demolish a Muslim ruler's tomb, authorities imposed an indefinite curfew; at least 39 people were injured, and 50 were arrested.

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