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3 booked for assault on SC youth in Hisar

Hisar, June 10

The police were deployed in Singhwa Khas village after tension developed among people belonging to a Scheduled Caste and another caste persons over the ownership of a well.

A scuffle broke out between two groups of youths belonging to different communities on June 7, after which the police registered cases under Sections of 323, 506 and 34 of the IPC and SC/ST Act against a couple and their son.

The complainant, Sudhir, alleged he was standing in front of Ravidas temple in the village when three persons assaulted and abused him.

Joginder Singh of the Ambedkari Hitkari Sangthan said a family belonging to a particular community wanted to take possession the land of the well. — TNS

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