Information About Incident 33796-62632-147450 in Greater Bombay India

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On June 16, the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) arrested two members of the Hindu Jan-Jagruti Samiti, a local right-wing organisation protesting against the play Amhi Paachpute, for the blast at Gadkari Rangayatan auditorium's parking area in Thane city on June 4, reports The Hindu.

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• Meta Location: Gadkari Rangayatan Thane, Gadkari Rangayatan Thane
• Matched District: Greater Bombay
• Actgroup: arrest, arrest
• Actor: the Anti-Terrorism Squad ( ATS ), the Anti-Terrorism Squad ( ATS )
• Subject: two members of the Hindu Jan - Jagruti Samiti , a local right-wing organisation protesting against the play Amhi Paachpute , for the blast at Gadkari Rangayatan auditorium 's parking area in Thane city, two members of the Hindu Jan - Jagruti Samiti , a local right-wing organisation protesting against the play Amhi Paachpute , for the blast at Gadkari Rangayatan auditorium 's parking area in Thane city

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On June 16, the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) arrested two members of the Hindu Jan-Jagruti Samiti, a local right-wing organisation protesting against the play Amhi Paachpute, for the blast at Gadkari Rangayatan auditorium s parking area in Thane city on June 4, reports The Hindu. The two persons, identified as Ramesh Gadkari and Mangesh Nikam were remanded to police custody till June 24, according to ATS chief Hemant Karkare. Seven persons were injured in the minor explosion. They reportedly told the police that they had planted the explosive to protest the blasphemous references to Hindu deities in the play.

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