Courtroom Chaos: Prisoners Attack Policeman in Thane
Four prisoners attacked a policeman at a court in Maharashtra's Thane district, injuring him. The altercation arose over seating space while the accused were being escorted to jail. The assailants have been identified, and a case has been registered against them.
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In a shocking incident on Thursday, four prisoners viciously assaulted a policeman on the premises of a court in Thane district, Maharashtra, leaving him injured. The altercation occurred at Kalyan while the detainees were being escorted to Aadharwadi jail.
The scuffle reportedly erupted over seating arrangements, leading to a violent confrontation. The attackers have been identified as Akash Valmiki, Ganesh alias Shalu Marothia, Yoginder alias Bholu Dharamveer Marothia, and Vivek Shankar Yadav.
Authorities have promptly registered a case against these individuals, underscoring the tense atmosphere within the judicial system and raising concerns about courtroom security.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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