26 booked for violating curfew

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Apr 30, 2020 IST

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Amritsar: As many as 26 activists of the Kisan Sangharsh Committee were booked for demonstrating against the state government and violating curfew orders at Dhulka and Kaleke villages in the Khalchina area here on Tuesday. The activists led by Charan Singh held a march against government policies. Inspector Sukhdev Singh, SHO, Khalchian police station, said, “The state government has imposed a curfew and the activists were violating the orders. To prevent the spread of coronavirus we have booked them”. TNS

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