Document library or list when add and delete multiple times in a page as webpart, it is adding version number or the number of times added to that page. How to remove this?

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Go to page edit, on which the library is added. From the menu above, click on "Edit Properties":




 
Figure-1: The webpart (What's New) showing the index/version number 2. I created it once and deleted that one from this page. And when I added the same webpart again, it's showing version number.

Now from the Edit Properties page, open/click the link “Open web part page in maintenance view”












Select the item/s from the list and delete those applicable. You will find duplicate items here:
















Done!!!

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