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Advocates protest police inaction in assault plaint against Amloh MLA kin

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Members of Bar associations of Fatehgarh Sahib, Amloh, Khamano, Samrala and Khanna today abstained from work and staged a dharna in front of the SSP office, over inaction in a complaint against the Amloh MLA’s brother, who allegedly assaulted and seriously injuring an advocate during the election of the Amloh Municipal Council.

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They raised slogans against AAP MLA Garry Barring, his brother Mani Barring and the Amloh police. AS Dharni, president, District Bar Association, said Kamaljit Kaur, sister-in-law of advocate Hasan Singh, was the Congress candidate from Ward No. 9 and the advocate was her polling agent. They alleged that Mani Barring and his associates barged into a polling booth with the intention to capture it. When Hasan objected, Mani Barring and Suraj Kumar brandished a revolver and hit his forehead with its butt, injuring him seriously. Mani’s supporters assaulted him and made casteist remarks against him. The advocate was rushed to the Civil Hospital, Amloh.

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Dharni said a complaint was lodged with the police, but they did not take any action on it, allegedly under the influence of MLA Amloh. Later, the advocates submitted a memorandum to the SSP, demanding registration of an FIR against Mani Barring and others.

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