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Club management booked for bursting crackers

Mohali, December 1 The Mohali police have booked the management of Mohali Club in Phase 11 for allegedly playing DJ beyond the permissible limit and for bursting crackers last night. A case has been registered. A case was also registered...

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Dec 02, 2020 IST

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Mohali, December 1

The Mohali police have booked the management of Mohali Club in Phase 11 for allegedly playing DJ beyond the permissible limit and for bursting crackers last night. A case has been registered. A case was also registered against a resident, Inderjit Singh, for bursting crackers. — TNS

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