10 booked for attempt to murder, rioting

Zirakpur, June 9 The Dhakoli police booked 10 persons, including three women, for attempt to murder and rioting following a neighbourhood brawl on Wednesday night. On a complaint by Dipika, a resident of Ambedkar Colony, a case was registered against...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:14 PM Jun 10, 2023 IST

Zirakpur, June 9

The Dhakoli police booked 10 persons, including three women, for attempt to murder and rioting following a neighbourhood brawl on Wednesday night.

On a complaint by Dipika, a resident of Ambedkar Colony, a case was registered against Tilakraj, alias Tillu, Aman, his mother and sister, Himanshu, his mother and three-four others under Sections 307, 323, 341, 506, 148 and 149 of the IPC at the Dhakoli police post.

The complainant, a salon worker, alleged that the suspects attacked her, her husband Nur Mohammed and their three-year-old son. Her husband is recuperating in a hospital. Her son received injuries on his ear.

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