Factory worker thrashed, dies

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Updated At : 12:19 PM Aug 26, 2021 IST

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Yamunanagar, August 25

A labourer died during treatment on Tuesday after he was allegedly beaten by his colleagues in a plywood factory in Kisanpura Majra village, Yamunanagar, where he worked.

The deceased has been identified as Ravinder Rawat, a resident of Bihar, who was at present living in Damla village of Yamunangar.

The complainant, Vikku, a relative of the deceased, said that on the night of August 21, labourer contractors Vijay Kumar and Jai Kumar, and some other persons attacked his uncle with sticks and iron rods over the issue of quality of glue.

A case has been registered against the contractors and unknown persons under Sections 148, 149, 302, 323, 308 and 506 of the IPC at Sadar police station, Yamunanagar.

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