Police in Mumbai report stone-pelting during an anti-encroachment drive, with officers injured and several people detained. According to multiple outlets, the incident occurs as authorities attempt to clear encroached railway land in and around a slum area. The Hindu says the plan involves clearing about 5,200 square metres of encroached railway property over five days. During the operation, residents allegedly throw stones at police, leading to unrest that police respond to in order to control the crowd. NDTV reports police use a lathi-charge to disperse the mob and says some residents are also injured. Times of India also reports stone-pelting and injuries to multiple police officers, though it cites a higher number of injured cops than other reports. The Hindu and NDTV state that authorities detain people in connection with the stone-pelting, with The Hindu referring to ten people being held. Details such as the total number of injured officers vary by outlet, but all accounts describe a violent clash during the clearance drive involving stone-throwing and police crowd-control measures.