Hyderabad, Oct. 21 -- A local meat shop in Maharashtra's Akola city was allegedly raided by Bajrang Dal members on Friday, October 17, immediately creating a tense environment in the Baizpur area.

Witnesses claimed that Bajrang Dal members stormed the shop and accused the shopkeeper of selling beef. The situation escalated when local Muslims confronted the group, accusing them of acting outside the law.

As both groups began shouting slogans and throwing stones, the police were called in to bring the situation under control.

However, police denied any major violence. "There was no physical clash," police inspector Rajesh Patil was quoted by Clarion India.

"A small crowd gathered, and some slogans were shouted. The situation was quickly...