Powerman attacked in Morinda over erratic supply

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Jul 03, 2021 IST

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Morinda, July 2

Five unidentified men barged into a sub-station and roughed up a power employee here late last night over erratic supply in the area.

Sub-station attendant Jasbir Singh was admitted to the local Civil Hospital. PSPCL SDO Surjit Singh said power supply to some tubewells was disrupted, following which a group of unidentified men thrashed Jasbir, who was on duty. The suspects reportedly belonged to nearby Marroli village, he said. The police said they would take action. — TNS

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