Muktsar: Activist hurt, AAP hints at Akali role

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Updated At : 12:29 PM Feb 18, 2022 IST

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Muktsar, February 17

The AAP leadership today alleged that some unidentified men came in a car displaying Akali flags and thrashed their party worker at Bhagu village in Lambi Assembly segment. The injured has been identified as Jaswinder Singh, whose wife is the sarpanch of Bhagu village.

Tozzy Lambi, an AAP activist, claimed, “Both legs of Jaswinder were broken in the attack. He was going towards fields, when three people came in a Swift car and attacked him. He is being taken to a multi-specialty hospital in Mohali.”

Inspector Amandeep Singh, SHO, Lambi police station, said, “We have registered a case against unidentified persons and started an investigation.” —

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