Case against 10 for KU protest

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Updated At : 12:43 PM Jul 12, 2021 IST

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Kurukshetra: The police have booked 10 BKU activists on the charges of rioting, unlawful assembly and wrongful restraint after they protested MoS for Women and Child Development Department Kamlesh Dhanda’s visit to Kurukshetra University. Those booked include Panjab Singh, Vipin, Devender Singh, Yogesh, Akshay Hathira, Karan, Manoj Sirsala, Jaspreet, Jaswinder and Dilbagh Singh. The case has been registered on a sub-inspector’s the complaint. tns

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