Two brothers attacked over biz rivalry in Pinjore, 3 booked

Panchkula, January 12 Three persons have been booked for rioting and assault in Pinjore. The suspects have been identified as Sumer, Abdul and Azru. The police also booked half a dozen other unidentified persons in the case. In his complaint...

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Updated At : 01:24 PM Jan 13, 2024 IST

Panchkula, January 12

Three persons have been booked for rioting and assault in Pinjore.

The suspects have been identified as Sumer, Abdul and Azru. The police also booked half a dozen other unidentified persons in the case.

In his complaint to the police, Lalit alleged that he and his brother earlier worked at a salon with Sumer. Later, they opened their own shop and many customers from their previous place of work shifted to their shop, which irked Sumer.

He said Sumer nursed a grudge against them. “He, along with his accomplices, armed with iron rods and sticks came to our shop on Wednesday night and attacked us,” he said. A case has been registered at the Pinjore police station.

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