Nangal: Victim’s kin booked for blocking roads

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Updated At : 11:43 AM Oct 03, 2023 IST

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Nangal, October 2

The police have booked more than 200 persons for blocking traffic for two days on the Nangal-Kalma and Santoshgarh-Kalma Roads in August after a tipper had crushed a resident of Dayapur village.

Those booked include two brothers and wife of the victim. Agitated over this, farm organisations have announced to gherao Nangal police station on October 12.

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