Several injured after 2 groups clash in Jind

Deccan Herald

3 years ago

Several people were injured after a clash broke out between two groups in Jind on March 03. 2 groups clashed over an earlier dispute at a program in Siwaha village. Injured were taken to the nearest hospital for proper treatment. Allegedly firing also took place during the verbal spat. Jind DSP Pushpa Khatri said, “This is a case of rivalry between two groups in the village. 4 people from one group and 3 from the other, injured. A panchayat was held earlier in the matter. There are allegations (over firing), the probe is on.”

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