A dispute erupted at JP Chowk in Siwan city during the Durga idol immersion procession, leading to an altercation between youths from an akhara and on-duty police personnel. A sub-inspector sustained a severe head injury after being hit by a stick. Following the incident, some youths surrounded the sub-inspector and a constable, creating a tense situation for a brief period. However, some members of the akhara intervened to de-escalate the situation, allowing the procession to continue.

The immersion procession, marking the end of the ten-day Durga Puja, was taken out on Thursday. It passed through various routes of the city before reaching the river. The program concluded peacefully around 2 AM with the immersion of the last idols. Police and CRPF personnel were deployed in large numbers to maintain security. Special drums from Nashik, Mumbai, were a key attraction of the procession. Administrative camps were set up near Shanti Vat Vriksh and Badi Masjid, where officials and police officers were present.

Nagar Police Station In-charge Avinash Kumar personally oversaw the procession, continuously monitoring the arrangements, including the safe passage of akharas and idols past Badi Masjid. Local residents praised his active role in ensuring a peaceful immersion and robust security. Despite the incident at JP Chowk, the immersion procession concluded in a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere, thanks to administrative vigilance and the understanding of local residents.