Students clash, create ruckus outside police station

A clash erupted between two groups of boys at Arya College here on Wednesday. Both groups reached the Police Division Number 8 to register a complaint against each other. After reaching the place, the groups clashed again and the police...

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:30 AM Mar 27, 2025 IST

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A clash erupted between two groups of boys at Arya College here on Wednesday.

Both groups reached the Police Division Number 8 to register a complaint against each other. After reaching the place, the groups clashed again and the police had to lock the gate from inside as the students created a ruckus outside the station. The boys attacked each other outside the police station. The police dispersed them by using force during which two students got injured.

The police have started a probe into the incident.

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