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Home / Chandigarh / 6 Held For Hurling Burning Bottles At Ram Darbar House

6 held for hurling burning bottles at Ram Darbar house

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM Apr 24, 2025 IST
Three of the six suspects in the custody of UT police.

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Three days after burning bottles were hurled at a house in Ram Darbar, the police apprehended six persons, including three juveniles, for the crime.

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The suspects were identified as 18-year-old Shubham, alias Shubhi, a school dropout from Ram Darbar, 19-year-old Dilshad, alias Biru, from Hallo Majra, and Sumit, alias Gulu, an 18-year-old auto driver, also from Ram Darbar. All three have no previous criminal record. The other three suspects are minors.

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According to a complaint filed by Saroj Devi, a resident of Phase 1, Ram Darbar, a group of six–seven boys reached outside her home around 1:25 am on April 20 and launched a sudden attack, threatening to kill her son Saurav.

A case under various sections of the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita was registered at the Sector 31 police station.

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