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Nagpur: Gowari community pays respect to martyrs who lost their lives in 1994 stampede
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Citizens pay their respects to martyrs at the Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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A little girl pays her respects to martyrs at the Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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Citizens pay their respects to martyrs at the Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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A little girl pays her respects to martyrs at the Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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Citizens pay their respects to martyrs at the Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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A woman pays her respects to martyrs at the Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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A man pays his respects to martyrs at the Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

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Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur

Members of Gowari community gathered at the Adivasi Gowari Shahid Smarak in Nagpur on November 23, 2021, to pay their respects to the martyrs who lost their lives on the same date 27 years back in 1994. Above are some pictures of the members of the community captured by Nation Next photographers Bhavesh Mahalle and Swapnil Ukey.
On November 23, 1994, 50,000 people from Gowari Community gathered in Nagpur during the winter session of Maharashtra State Assembly to demand Scheduled Tribes (ST) status for the community to enable Gowaris to get reservation in jobs and education. What followed was a tragic incident, which led to the death of 114 people, including several women and children. Nation Next, on the 27th anniversary of the tragic incident, through it’s new series ‘Discover Nagpur,’ tells you all about you need to know about the incident!
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Billboards that mention Shubham Gill
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Taking to twitter, Yadav wrote, “Poora Nagpur bol raha hai, Shubman Gill ab toh dekh le.”
Poora Nagpur bol raha hai, @ShubmanGill ab toh dekh le pic.twitter.com/9iaW2BBtZY
— Umesh Yaadav (@y_umesh) February 3, 2023
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