5 killed in sectarian clashes in India's Haryana state amid rising Hindu-Muslim tensions

Violence erupted during a Hindu nationalist group's religious procession in Muslim-majority Nuh district, leaving 4 dead including 2 police officers.
Clashes spread to Gurugram where a mosque was torched and a Muslim cleric killed.
Authorities imposed curfew, suspended internet, deployed troops, and closed schools to contain situation.
Haryana officials condemned violence and promised action, while India's home minister alleged "engineered" clashes.
Observers say religious polarization has increased under PM Modi, leading to more Hindu-Muslim tensions.