A string of violent and weather-related incidents across northern and western India left communities reeling and authorities scrambling. In Meerut’s Sardhana belt, a minor verbal spat between two groups escalated into a pitched confrontation; attackers reportedly used sharp weapons, leaving several people injured and many hospitalized in serious condition. Tension spread through the village of Sarawa as residents and police worked to restore order.Meanwhile in Jalna, Maharashtra, relentless downpours submerged roads and lanes, forcing families to abandon homes and seek shelter in relief camps. Images show streets knee-deep in water and strained municipal services struggling to keep up with evacuation and drainage efforts.In Bhilwara, Rajasthan, a youth who raised voice on social media about water shortages was allegedly assaulted by local miscreants; he sustained severe leg fractures and is under treatment. In a separate incident, an old 30-foot wall collapsed amid heavy rain as a woman passed by —miraculously she escaped major injury. Moved by local hardships, the district collector personally intervened: ordering immediate relief packages, directing temporary schooling grants for affected children, and promising priority enrollment in welfare schemes. Officials emphasized swift rescue, medical care, and investigations into the violent attacks while relief operations continue.
