Two jail inmates booked for clash

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Updated At : 02:29 PM Dec 18, 2019 IST

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Amritsar, December 17

Two inmates of the Central Jail here were booked on Tuesday, a day after a clash on the jail premises, the police said. The accused have been identified as Romandeep Singh, alias Roman, a resident of Adda Jhabbal, and Dalbir Singh, alias Dalbira, a resident of Dhonde in Tarn Taran.

Parshotam Lal, Assistant Superintendent of the Central Jail, said that at about 3 pm on Monday, both the accused clashed with each other due to old enmity inside the jail premises. Romandeep attacked Dalbir with a small piece of brick and injured him. After first-aid, the jail medical officer referred him to the Civil Hospital. The ASI said a case under Section 52 of the Prison Act has been registered in this regard. — OC

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