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Clash halts traffic on Ropar highway

Rupnagar, August 30 Traffic on the Ropar-Anandpur Sahib road remained affected for over five hours on Friday after two factions of a dera clashed over a memorial gate in Bunga Sahib. The police created diversions at Ghanauli and at Nalagarh...

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Updated At : 05:58 AM Aug 31, 2024 IST

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Rupnagar, August 30

Traffic on the Ropar-Anandpur Sahib road remained affected for over five hours on Friday after two factions of a dera clashed over a memorial gate in Bunga Sahib. The police created diversions at Ghanauli and at Nalagarh road to ensure safe passage for commuters. After a clash between the two factions of Satguru Brahma Nand Bhuriwale Sect, over 400 residents blocked the road. — TNS

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