Two groups pelted each other with stones and set vehicles alight on Saturday By AFP Published Monday, September 29, 2014 Motorcycles burn after they were set on fire by a mob during a clash in Vadodara, in the western Indian state of Gujarat. Pic: Reuters Police in Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state of Gujarat have arrested 40 people after clashes between Hindus and Muslims and suspended mobile Internet and text messaging services, an official said Sunday. The two groups pelted each other with stones and set vehicles alight on Saturday in the city of Vadodara following several days of tensions, police said. Paramilitary forces have been deployed in response in Vadodara, which is 110 kilometres (68 miles) from the state's main city of Ahmedabad, police said. "Police have arrested over 40 people in connection with the communal riots in Vadodara," said senior state government official S.K Nanda. "The number is likely to