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AAP, SAD volunteers scuffle in Nayagaon

Mohali: In Nayagaon, a scuffle broke out between AAP and SAD volunteers after which rumours of a booth-capturing bid floated on the social media. DSP (SD Kharar 2) Amanpreet Singh said, “A complaint was received following which the police verified...

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Updated At : 11:57 AM Feb 21, 2022 IST

Mohali: In Nayagaon, a scuffle broke out between AAP and SAD volunteers after which rumours of a booth-capturing bid floated on the social media. DSP (SD Kharar 2) Amanpreet Singh said, “A complaint was received following which the police verified the claim. The person who posted the message on the social media has apologised. Extra force was deputed in the area.” —

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