gurugram a day after swordwielding activists of fringe groups forced the closure of meat shops in the citys dundahera area on account of navratri police arrested two of them a case was registered against people identified as rakesh parmod rajesh alias chika manish chetan vikas sharma and several other unknown people at udyog vihar police station under sections 148 rioting 149 rioting with deadly arms and 506 criminal intimidation of the ipc and section 252457 of arms act police saidfollowing the registration of the case on sunday police arrested rajesh and parmod from dundahera village more arrests are likely in coming days sources saideyewitnesses had said the men wearing saffron robes and flashing swords marched along the main dundahera road on saturday and demanded that meat shop owners pull down their shutters police registered the case based on a video of the incident that had gone viral on the social media we managed to identify some of the men from the footage and they were booked as many as 40 people were involved said a senior police officerpolice spokesperson subhash boken said investigators are trying to track the remaining members of the rightwing group who were found to be involved in the incidentlast week a few rightwing groups had urged the administration to close meat stores in 5km radius of sheetla mata mandir we come from humble background and survive by selling meat they forced us to close our shop but we didnt file a complaint fearing a backlash said a meat shop owner from dundahera village adding they force us to shut shops during dusshera also navratri comes twice a year we cant afford to keep our shops closed for 20 days a year our families are relying on these shops closing the shop for a day costs us rs 1000 and it creates problems for our familyrajeev mittal of akhil bhartiya hindu kranti dal said the outfit is committed to ensure closure of illegal meat shops he also said members of the group had met the gurugram deputy commissioner and the mcg commissioner on wednesday seeking action against such stores there are around 10000 meat shops in the city of which only 129 have a valid licence mittal saidthis is not the first time when rightwing groups have forcefully closed meat shops last year in october fringe groups took to the street to ensure that meat shops in gurugram remained shut to respect religious sentiments they even vandalised shops and thrashed a few meat shop owners following this police had registered a case at sector 14 police station against the men involved in it and arrested four people