10 rounded up for violating curfew

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Updated At : 12:00 PM Apr 24, 2020 IST

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Kharar, April 23

The Kharar City and Sadar police rounded up 10 persons and challaned 19 vehicles. Kharar City SHO Bhagwant Singh said 10 persons, namely Shahinshah Alam, Ravinder Kumar, Zahid Ahmed, Ahishan Khan, Pawan, Pan Singh, Manoranjan Kumar, Bahadur Singh, Prashant Kumar and Babu were rounded up on the charge of violating the traffic rules. They were sent to a temporary jail in Mohali.

Kharar Sadar SHO Sukhbir Singh 19 vehicles owners were challaned on the charge of violating the traffic rules. He said that out of them 2 four wheelers and 4 two wheelers were impounded.

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