Hit by scooter, traffic cop hurt in Chandigarh

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Updated At : 12:43 PM Jun 07, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, June 6

Unknown Activa riders sped away after hitting a traffic policeman near the Sector 45/46/49/50 light point.

According to the police, Head Constable Rajinder Singh of the traffic staff reported that he was on duty at the Sector 45/46/49/50 light point when he saw three persons, who were not wearing helmets, triple-riding on an Activa.

He signalled them to stop. However, instead of stopping, the suspects hit him with the Activa and sped away. He was injured and taken to the Civil Hospital, Sector 45. The victim failed to note down the registration number of the scooter. The police have registered a case. — TNS

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