Torn Tricolour atop Ambala MC building, case registered

Ambala, February 25 The Ambala police have registered a case under the Prevention of Insult to the National Honours Act after a torn National Flag was found installed on the building of the Ambala Municipal Corporation in Ambala City. The...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:34 PM Feb 26, 2023 IST

Ambala, February 25

The Ambala police have registered a case under the Prevention of Insult to the National Honours Act after a torn National Flag was found installed on the building of the Ambala Municipal Corporation in Ambala City.

The case has been registered on the complaint of an assistant sub-inspector at the Ambala City police station. SHO Ambala City police station Ram Kumar said following a complaint, a case had been registered and the matter was under investigation.

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