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The incident sparked outrage, leading to calls for a city-wide shutdown by certain right-wing groups. The demonstrators gathered at Shivaji Maharaj Chowk and voiced their demands for swift action against the individuals responsible for the objectionable content. Here are the key highlights of the Kolhapur protest: 1. In response to tension rose in Kolhapur city on Tuesday after two men allegedly put 18th-century Mysore ruler Tipu Sultan’s image along with an offensive audio message as their social media “status", the police in Kolhapur took action by using lathis to disperse hundreds of protesters. To maintain order and prevent further unrest, internet services in Kolhapur have been temporarily suspended until Thursday, as confirmed by a senior police official told PTI. 2. The State Reserve Police Force (SRPF) has been stationed in the western Maharashtra city of Kolhapur, and the local police have requested additional officers from Satara. Prohibitory orders have been enforced until June 19, restricting gatherings of five or more individuals, according to a police official. 3. Maharashtra Congress president Nana Patole made accusations against the ruling BJP on Wednesday, claiming that they are deliberately fueling religious sentiments to incite riots in the state. Patole called for the resignation of Home Minister Devendra Fadnavis, asserting that he has been unsuccessful in maintaining law and order. 4. Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis wondered if the...