Aurangzeb's Grave Ignites India's Tensions, Fueling Hindu-Muslim Sectarian Violence Nationwide
Aurangzeb's grave has become a flashpoint in India, sparking communal tensions as vehicles parked near Datta Shirke's home were torched due to his refusal to leave the house for fear of his family's safety amidst sectarian violence.

Aurangzeb's grave has become a flashpoint in India as tensions rise between Hindus and Muslims in New Delhi over its renovation. Datta Shirke, who lives nearby, fears for his family's safety after vehicles parked in the lane where he resides were torched. The incident is linked to Aurangzeb, a 17th-century emperor, whose grave was renovated by the Indian government as part of a larger archaeological project. The move has sparked outrage among Hindus and led to violent clashes between Muslim and Hindu groups.