Three arrested for ruckus at hospital get bail

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Updated At : 12:45 PM Apr 24, 2022 IST

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Mohali, April 23

The court today released three residents of Phase 3B2 on bail. They were arrested for creating a ruckus and attacking a doctor on duty at the Civil Hospital in Phase 6 here on Thursday night.

The suspects, Bikramjit Singh, Sukhwinder Singh and Rajveer Singh, were released after they furnished a bail bond.

The Phase 1 police had booked 10 persons for creating ruckus and obstructing the doctors on duty during emergency services. A case was registered against the suspects.

The hospital staff had called the police and complained that four suspects created a ruckus inside the hospital after they were denied medico legal report of a person who was not present at the hospital. The suspects called their accomplices but fled the place before the police arrived. —

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