Dhakoli traders up in arms, block road

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Updated At : 12:24 PM Apr 14, 2021 IST

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Zirakpur, April 13

After the police sealed the four entry points to Dhakoli in the morning, residents expressed resentment over inconvenience faced by people.

Dhakoli Quarantine violator booked
The police booked Atul Vats, a resident of Golden Sands Apartments, Dhakoli, on Tuesday for allegedly violating the quarantine norm. The patient, still in solitary confinement, came to the hospital in violation of the rules. A case under Sections 269 and 270 of the IPC has been registered at the Dhakoli police station on April 12.

Members of the Dhakoli Market Association held a protest outside the police station and blocked the road against the blanket ban on movement and commercial activity. “Why are liquor vends opens in Dhakoli when other shops are closed,” asked a protester. — TNS

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