Gujarat Home Minister Harsh Sanghavi vows to take action against those responsible for stone pelting at the Ganesh Pandal in Surat, declaring that peace breakers will face consequences.

Surat, Gujarat - Gujarat's Home Minister, Harsh Sanghavi, made a strong statement on September 11, emphasizing the importance of staying within the boundaries of the law. He warned that those who disrupt peace will face consequences. Sanghavi praised the Surat Police for their efficient use of technology, such as CCTV, videography, and drone visuals, to apprehend the troublemakers involved in the recent stone pelting incident at the Ganesh Pandal. He reiterated that such behavior is not only illegal but also detrimental to society. Sanghavi stressed that while the law will take its course, it is equally important for the community to guide and educate its youth on the right path. Gujarat Police's guiding principle, according to Sanghavi, is "those who abide by the law will reap the benefits."