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Lawyers beat up 4 police personnel in Alwar

The advocates beat up a woman constable, two male constables of Rajasthan police and one head constable of the Haryana police

PTI Jaipur Published 06.11.19, 01:30 PM
Police personnel gather outside the police headquarters in ITO to protest against the assault on policemen following clashes with lawyers at Tis Hazari court and alleged thrashing of a cop in Saket, in New Delhi, Tuesday, November 5, 2019.

Police personnel gather outside the police headquarters in ITO to protest against the assault on policemen following clashes with lawyers at Tis Hazari court and alleged thrashing of a cop in Saket, in New Delhi, Tuesday, November 5, 2019. PTI

A group of lawyers of the Alwar district court on Wednesday allegedly beat up up four policemen, including a woman constable and a Haryana cop, amid the persisting tiff between police and lawyers in the national capital.

The advocates beat up a woman constable, two male constables of Rajasthan police and one head constable of the Haryana police. The policemen were doing their job but advocates thrashed them, said Alwar superintendent of police Paris Deshmukh.

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Deshmukh told PTI that four cases have been registered with two police stations in Alwar for thrashing of the four policemen.

Kotwali police station SHO Adhyatm Gautam said the advocates thrashed the policemen in the district court premises, saying they were on strike in support of the Delhi advocates.

Three cases were lodged with Kotawali police station and one with Mahila police station, he said, adding no arrest has been made so far.

Earlier on Wednesday morning, the Rajasthan Police Officers Association held a meeting in Jaipur and condemned the incident which occurred in Delhi's Tis Hazari court.

The association president and additional SP Raghuveer Saini termed the conflict between police and advocates in Tis Hazari court premises 'unfortunate'.

We demand stern action against the guilty, he said.

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