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Punjab cop's hand chopped off as he tried to implement lockdown in Patiala

| @indiablooms | Apr 12, 2020, at 11:22 am

A Punjab policeman's hand was chopped off in Patiala district by some local people (a group of Nihangs) when the cops tried to enforce Covid-19 lockdown, officials confirmed. 

Two other police officers were also wounded when  they were attacked at Sanaur vegetable market in  Patiala district on Sunday. .

Dinkar Gupta, Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab tweeted: "A group of Nihangs injured a few Police officers and a Mandi Board official at Sabzi Mandi, Patiala. ASI Harjeet Singh whose hand got cut-off has reached PGI Chandigarh."  He said a plastic surgeon has been deputed for surgery of the cop whose hand was chopped off.

 

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