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Police attacked during drug raid in Haryana's Taraori; Sub-Inspector injured

The police party entered the premises, a group of people, including family members and relatives, allegedly attacked them with sticks and sharp-edged weapons.
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In the scuffle, Sub-Inspector Rohtash sustained multiple injuries.
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Tension prevailed in Taraori late on Wednesday evening after a police party was attacked during a raid in search of narcotics.

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The incident left a sub-inspector seriously injured, while the accused managed to flee the scene. As per police officials, a team from the Haryana State Narcotics Control Bureau (HSNCB) conducted a raid at a house suspected of involvement in drug-related activities.

However, as the police party entered the premises, a group of people, including family members and relatives, allegedly attacked them with sticks and sharp-edged weapons.

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In the scuffle, Sub-Inspector Rohtash sustained multiple injuries. He was immediately shifted to the government hospital and later transferred to a private hospital, where he is currently undergoing treatment.

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The attackers reportedly created hurdles to prevent the police from discharging their official duties. Taraori police registered a case against the accused under relevant sections, including attempted murder and obstructing government officials from performing their duty. Soon after the incident, the accused fled the scene.

Multiple police teams launched a combing operation across the area. Some suspects have already been detained for questioning, officials confirmed.

Sub-Inspector Karambir of Taraori police said, “We have registered a case against 10–12 people for attempted murder and for creating obstacles in the way of government officials on duty. Several suspects have been rounded up, and further investigation is underway".

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