Bouncer gets bail in assault case

Bouncer gets bail in assault case Chandigarh: Devraj, a bouncer, accused of attacking Nayagaon SHO Jagjit Singh and traffic in-charge Saudagar Singh during night checking, was granted interim bail today. On the directions of the court, the accused was examined...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:29 AM Oct 24, 2020 IST

Chandigarh: Devraj, a bouncer, accused of attacking Nayagaon SHO Jagjit Singh and traffic in-charge Saudagar Singh during night checking, was granted interim bail today. On the directions of the court, the accused was examined twice as he was allegedly beaten in police custody. The police had booked the bouncer employed at a club in Sector 26 for attacking the policemen when issued a traffic slip for driving a scooter without documents on Thursday night. TNS

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