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3 booked for obstructing officials’ duty

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 02:33 PM Jul 21, 2024 IST

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Ludhiana, July 20

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The Khanna police registered a case against three persons, including Congress councillor Amrish Kalia, who is close to former Congress minister Gurkirat Singh Kotli. Besides Amrish, Hardeep and Binny were also named in the FIR. They were charged for obstructing government officials from discharging their duty. A case was registered on the complaint of municipal council officer Paramjeet Kaur, who is a junior assistant.

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On July 18, when Paramjeet, along with her team, was removing encroachments on the Amloh road, Amrish argued with officials and obstructed their duty. When encroachments were removed from Chandla Market, Hardeep and Binny obstructed their duty.

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