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2004 Kalapatti violence
The 2004 Kalapatti violence refers to a series of communal clashes that erupted in the Kalapatti area of Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India, in December 2004. Triggered by a dispute involving the alleged desecration of a religious site, the violence escalated into widespread riots, resulting in significant property damage and loss of life. The tensions primarily involved members of the Hindu and Muslim communities, reflecting underlying societal strains. Authorities imposed curfews and deployed security forces to restore order, while investigations revealed deeper issues of communalism and local politics. The incident highlighted challenges in managing communal harmony in a diverse society, prompting discussions on social cohesion and inter-religious relations in India.