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Cops clash at Kaithu Police Lines

Shimla, December 6 Two groups of police personnel entered into a scuffle at Police Lines, Kaithu, on Tuesday. A few police personnel got injured and one of them sustained grievous wounds. He was admitted to a government hospital in...

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Updated At : 12:28 PM Dec 07, 2023 IST

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Shimla, December 6

Two groups of police personnel entered into a scuffle at Police Lines, Kaithu, on Tuesday.

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A few police personnel got injured and one of them sustained grievous wounds.

He was admitted to a government hospital in the city. Later, he was discharged after treatment. The cause of the scuffle is yet to be ascertained. The district police have registered a case and started the investigation.

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