Ranchi violence: Jharkhand CID files chargesheet against 11 named accused

Ranchi (Jharkhand) [India], September 11 : The Jharkhand Crime Investigation Department filed a chargesheet against 11 named accused in the case related to police firing during Ranchi violence, said the officials on Saturday.
The altercation took place on June 10 this year.
This case was registered at the Daily market police station with FIR number 17/22.
The case was transferred in the last week of June to CID following the NHRC guidelines.
A three-member team of CID investigated the matter.
The case 17/22 has been registered at Daily Market police station on the complaint of Circle Officer against 22 named and around 8-10 thousand unknown.
Earlier on June 22, an FIR was registered in connection with Ranchi violence that took place on June 10, explaining how the mob turned violent and miscreants opened fire at police.
According to FIR, 60 to 80 rounds of firing were done by the miscreants and they made attempt to climb on Hanuman Temple at Ranchi's main road.
The particular FIR has been lodged by Circle Officer (CO) Amit Bhagat who said that he was patrolling when thousands of people took out a protest against Nupur Sharma's objectionable remark against Prophet Muhammad.
The FIR quotes that the protest march was without permission. Police tried to stop the crowd but it turned violent.
The FIR content states, "In a planned manner, miscreants wanted to target the Hanuman Temple to instigate religious riots and continued stone-pelting."
According to the FIR, the mob broke the police blockade in an "attempt to climb on the temple".
"In this process, the mob and the miscreants fired on the police...many in the crowd even tried to snatch weapons of police personnel," the FIR stated.
The FIR further explained that minor force was used by police but it did not deter the mob. It said attempts by even the Deputy Commissioner and the Senior Superintendent of Police to talk to the protesters and pacify them yielded no results.
Due to this, the FIR mentions that controlled air firing and use of force were ordered, which somewhat succeeded in dispersing the mob. "Five round of tear gas fired and several rounds of air firing was done and then lathi-charge...after which the crowd was controlled "
"but again the crowd gathered, started stone pelting and firing while cornering the police teams from three directions...According to police officers at the spot, miscreants fired 60-80 rounds," the FIR further stated.
As many as 29 persons have been arrested in connection with violence in Ranchi, informed police on Wednesday."A total of 29 people have been arrested so far in connection with the violence in Ranchi on Friday, 10th June," said Ranchi Police last week.
A protest erupted in Ranchi after Friday prayers on June 10 against the controversial remarks on Prophet Muhammad made by suspended Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson Nupur Sharma and expelled leader Naveen Jindal. Two people died and several others sustained injuries as the protest turned violent.