In reply to Saurashtra's 553 for 9, Jharkhand were all out for 270 runs in their first innings as the hosts got a whopping 283-run lead.
Agarwal, who was unbeaten on 219 on Thursday, notched up an unbeaten 304 off 494 balls that included 28 fours and four sixes to guide Karnataka to 628/5 declared.
A number of international players like Gautam Gambhir, Suresh Raina, Ishant Sharma and Rishabh Pant were in the field when the incident took place.
At around 4:40 pm, 20 minutes from close of play, a silver grey Wagon R suddenly drove onto the field of play with Uttar Pradesh batting in their second innings.
Along with Chirag Jani (108), Pujara added 210 runs for the seventh wicket which knocked the stuffing out of Jharkhand bowlers.
Resuming the day on 306/5, Bengal made steady progress as Tiwary notched up his 24th first-class century and first of this season.
Raman occupied the crease for nearly six hours to help Bengal recover from a jittery 44 for 2 after they were put into bat.
The 137-run stand between Pujara and Prerak Mankad (85) got Saurashtra in a comfortable position.
The UP batting, which has failed miserably so far in the tournament, was again found wanting against the moving ball.
Prithvi Shaw's magnificent scoring rate and his ability to consistently hit the three-figure mark has often drawn comparisons with master blaster Sachin Tendulkar.
Pathan, who led Baroda in the first two matches, was dropped before their tie against Tripura on November 1.
Earlier in the day, Haryana were bundled to 269 runs in the second innings.
The 22-year-old right-hander reached his ton off 100 balls while Herwadkar proved to be the ideal foil as he rotated the strike efficiently.
Courtesy Nair's 134 off 229 balls with 17 boundaries, Karnataka scored 332 in their second innings ending with an overall lead of 379 runs.
Indrajith continued to bat with assurance and was involved in a 52-run partnership with Yo Mahesh as Tamil Nadu continued its pursuit of Mumbai's score of 374.
Resuming at Jharkhand's overnight score of 311/6, Shahbaz (70) added another 30 runs with centurion Ishank Jaggi (135) before the latter was dismissed by Deepak Punia in the 102nd over.
Gopal registered impressive figures of 5/17 while off-spinner Gowtham cliched three wickets for 56 as Karnataka bowled out Hyderabad in 64.4 overs.
Overnight batsmen, captain Jiwanjot and Anmolpreet, got out early today but Gurkeerat (114) took the charge from where the two left.
Indrajith (105 batting) and young all-rounder M S Washington Sundar (69) rescued Tamil Nadu from a rather precarious 69 for 4 with a partnership of 157 runs.
Seamers Ajit Chahal (2/68) and Ashish Hooda (2/69) took two wickets each after Jharkhand resumed their innings at an overnight 14-0.
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