Two booked for running factories in Y'nagar

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Updated At : 12:05 PM Apr 04, 2020 IST

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Yamunanagar, April 3

Two factory owners of Yamunanagar were booked for running their factories in violation of lockdown orders.

On the complaint of Kehar Singh, security agent of Yamunanagar police, separate FIRs were registered against Brijesh and Gagandeep under Section 188 (disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant) at Farakpur police station.

Chamkaur Singh, public relation officer of police, said the police got information on Friday that a saw mill was being run near Joriyan naka in Yamunanagar. “A police team and duty magistrate Haridev Kamboj conducted a check at the factory and found 10-12 workers working there,” he said.

Operation of all factories barring those manufacturing essential commodities has been banned during the lockdown.

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