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Cops injured in clash with locals in Bihar's Muzaffarpur

By ANI | Updated: August 21, 2021 23:20 IST

A dozen of police personnel were injured in a clash with locals over animal sacrifice in Bihar's Muzaffarpur on Friday.

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A dozen of police personnel were injured in a clash with locals over animal sacrifice in Bihar's Muzaffarpur on Friday.

The incident took place in Deoria in the Muzaffarpur district where some locals were allegedly sacrificing animals despite prohibition.

According to Police, some locals pelted stones on police personnel who came to stop them from sacrificing animals.

Speaking to ANI, Anil Kumar, Sub Divisional Magistrate (West) Muzaffarpur said, "On last Friday of Sawan, people offer prayers and sacrifice animals. In a meeting, it was decided that there would be a ban on sacrifice this year. In violation of the mutual agreement, some people were adamant about sacrificing animals and started pelting stones at policemen in which a dozen of policemen were injured. The situation is now under control and miscreants are being identified."

( With inputs from ANI )

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