JAMMU: At least five
policemen
, including a deputy superintendent of police and a woman cop, were injured when a mob resorted to pelting stones during an anti-encroachment drive in J&K’s
Kathua
district on Saturday.
"On Saturday morning, a team of police and enforcement team of administration went to remove illegal constructions taking place on govt land at
Kalyanpur Padri
in Kathua during which people of a particular community attacked the police,” official sources said.
Deputy Commissioner
Rakesh Minhas
said the anti-encroachment drive was initiated after the illegal occupant ignored multiple notices sent to them.
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