DSP injured in scuffle

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Updated At : 12:30 PM May 14, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, May 13

Tension erupted at Kishangarh Chowk here today as locals protested police action over traffic rule violation, resulting in a scuffle that left DSP (North East) P Abinandhan injured.

Sources said the police stopped three minors riding a motorcycle at a checkpoint near IT Park road.

The minors allegedly attempted to hit officers on duty while fleeing.

The sources said a challan was issued by the police for violation of traffic rule. Subsequently, a crowd gathered at the spot, leading to a confrontation between police officers and protestors.

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