<h1>Religious leader urges government to secure district after inquiry finds repeated targeting, outsiders, arms networks and demographic shifts</h1> A religious leader urged the central and state governments to secure a district after a judicial commission report on communal violence found one community repeatedly targeted and credited police with preventing a massacre; the report alleges outsiders were brought in, links clashes to longstanding intergroup tensions, notes contested religious-site history and major demographic shifts (from 45% to 15% municipal share), and cites activation of radical groups, illegal arms and drug networks. The commission, formed after a deadly 2024 clash during an archaeological survey, documents past riots, demolition of unauthorised structures and recent government reclamation actions.