The trail of violence started at 12.30pm, when the state women Congress vice president and local municipal corporator 50-year-old Yasmin Sherani was shot at by two youths, while she was about to sit in her car just outside the Ratlam Municipal Corporation (RMC) gate.
Also, the deputy leader of opposition in the RMC, Yasmin was rushed to a nearby hospital, from where doctors referred her to a private hospital in Indore (130 km from Ratlam) in critical condition. A life saving surgery is presently underway at the Bombay Hospital in Indore to save the life of Yasmin, who has been a RMC corporator since 1995.
Angered over the episode, Yasmin's supporters created ruckus in the hospital in Ratlam where she was first taken for treatment.
Subsequently, the Congress leader's supporters attacked medicine shops outside the hospital and also ransacked property in other shops at Jail Road, College Road and New Road areas.
Several motor cycles were torched by the crowd, which went on rampage all across the sensitive city. Police and rapid action force (RAF) personnel have been deployed in the city. The cops fired tear gas shells to drive away the anti-socials.
Around two hours later just when the mob of Congress leader's supporters marched towards the city bus stand, at least three anti-social youths went to a shop in nearby area, which was owned by a local Bajrang Dal leader Kapil Rathore.
The anti socials opened fire on district Bajrang Dal co-convener Kapil Rathore, his brother Vikram Rathore and Govardhan, who is an employee in the same shop.
The two siblings and their employee were rushed to a nearby hospital, but one of them died on way to the hospital, Ratlam police sources confided.
The superintendent of police (SP-Ratlam) Dr Ashish told TOI that following the two incidents of firing and related violence, indefinite curfew has been clamped in the city at 3.30 pm and prohibitory orders issued under Section 144 of CrPc.
Inspector general of police (IG-Ujjain Range) Madhu Kumar who was on way to Ratlam from Shajapur said, "our first priority is to establish peace and tranquility in the violence hit city, for which all possible efforts are being made."
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