Cops initiate action against 25 over false complaints in Palwal

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Palwal, Updated At : 06:53 AM Sep 17, 2024 IST

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The district police has initiated legal action against 25 persons who were found to have lodged false complaints with malicious intentions this year.

A spokesperson of the Police Department said while 25 persons were found to have lodged false complaints, the police filed cases in the court against the accused for a legal action against them.

He said the accused were found to have lodged false criminal complaints and cases due to enmity with others. The complaints pertained to the allegations of rape, molestation, fights and snatching.

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