4 nabbed after attacking cop in Bathinda

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Updated At : 10:58 AM Aug 04, 2023 IST

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Bathinda, August 3

Police head constable Kikkar Singh was attacked by a group of five snatchers near Dhunike village in Bathinda district late last evening.

He has suffered a severe injury on the hand. The police said four accused were arrested with the help of villagers.

The car-borne accused reportedly snatched a phone, purse and other valuables from a person in the Sangat tehsil area. Kikkar Singh started chasing the accused and he managed to intercept them on the Dhunike-Kalcharani road.

As he overpowered an accused, another snatcher attacked him with sword in which his right hand was badly injured.

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