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Breaking: Violence Erupts in Mathura on Holi, Stone-Pelting Between Two Groups

Holi celebrations in Mathura turned violent when a clash erupted between two groups over forcibly applying colors. The incident took place in Bati village under the Jaint police station area, where members of the Scheduled Caste and upper-caste communities engaged in intense stone-pelting. What started as a minor dispute among children quickly escalated into a large-scale confrontation, exposing the inefficiency of local police in handling the situation.Eyewitnesses claim that the violence continued for nearly half an hour before law enforcement arrived at the scene. Videos of the stone-pelting have now gone viral on social media, further intensifying public scrutiny. Locals allege that the delay in police response allowed the situation to worsen.Authorities have since deployed additional security forces in the area to prevent further tension. Police officials have assured a thorough investigation, promising strict action against those responsible for inciting violence. The incident has raised concerns over communal harmony and law enforcement’s preparedness during festival celebrations.

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