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Sacrilege incident reported in Nayagaon, case filed

An incident of sacrilege was reported from Nayagaon this morning, the police said. Torn pages of a religious text were seen near the Adarsh Nagar pond around 10 am after which the police were called in. Senior officials reached the...

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Mohali, Updated At : 06:05 AM Oct 28, 2024 IST

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An incident of sacrilege was reported from Nayagaon this morning, the police said. Torn pages of a religious text were seen near the Adarsh Nagar pond around 10 am after which the police were called in.

Senior officials reached the spot and began investigation. They said CCTV footage of the area had been scanned and the suspects would be arrested soon. A case has been registered at the Nayagaon police station.

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