Indian Muslim nonconformists clashed with police on Sunday with something 
like two people killed in riots touched off by an outline investigating 
if a seventeenth century mosque depended on a Hindu safe-haven.


"Two individuals were certified dead," Pawan Kumar, a cop in Sambhal 
in the northern territory of Uttar Pradesh, told AFP, adding that 
16 police were "genuinely hurt" during the contentions.


The Press Trust of India news association refered to specialists saying 
three people had died.


Conventional Hindu social occasions will generally present a defense 
for a couple of mosques they charge were worked over Hindu safe-havens 
during the Muslim Mughal space many years earlier.