Brawl over whistling, 10 injured
Sanjay Yadav | TNN | Updated: Mar 30, 2019, 09:40 IST
Representative imageGURUGRAM: A brawl broke out in Bhora Kalan village between two groups leaving over a dozen people injured on Holi.
The scuffle allegedly broke out after a member of a group whistled outside the house of the other on Holi. Cross-FIRs have been registered at Bilaspur police station but the cops have not made any arrest yet.
According to police, one FIR has been filed by Rameshwar Dyal and the other by Vinod Kumar. Dyal alleged that a member of Vinod’s group would often whistle outside his house and did the same on Holi. Following this, the two groups clashed with each other on March 21. The village heads tried to reach a compromise for entire last week, failing which, cross-FIRs were registered on Thursday evening.
“We have booked 15 people. We are verifying the facts first, and action will be taken as per the law,” said inspector Rajender Singh, SHO of Bilaspur police station.
The scuffle allegedly broke out after a member of a group whistled outside the house of the other on Holi. Cross-FIRs have been registered at Bilaspur police station but the cops have not made any arrest yet.
According to police, one FIR has been filed by Rameshwar Dyal and the other by Vinod Kumar. Dyal alleged that a member of Vinod’s group would often whistle outside his house and did the same on Holi. Following this, the two groups clashed with each other on March 21. The village heads tried to reach a compromise for entire last week, failing which, cross-FIRs were registered on Thursday evening.
“We have booked 15 people. We are verifying the facts first, and action will be taken as per the law,” said inspector Rajender Singh, SHO of Bilaspur police station.
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