NEW DELHI: A 17-year-old juvenile was apprehended after a bunch allegedly attacked three policemen with bricks and sticks and threw chilli powder into their eyes whereas they had been performing patrolling obligation in northwest Delhi’s Mukundpur space on Saturday, police stated. One of many policemen suffered a head damage.The incident passed off round 3.30pm in Janta Vihar underneath Bhalswa Dairy police station. In keeping with police, head constables Dinesh and Rajesh had been patrolling the realm once they discovered a bike with out legitimate paperwork. The automobile was taken to the police station for deposition underneath Part 66 of the Delhi Police Act.“Round 3.30pm, when the policemen returned to their beat, a bunch together with the bike proprietor and his members of the family allegedly confronted them over the police motion. The group turned violent and allegedly threw chilli powder into the policemen’s eyes earlier than assaulting them with bricks and sticks. Head constable Tinu, who reached the spot to help his colleagues, was additionally attacked,” a senior police officer stated.All three policemen sustained accidents, with Dinesh struggling a head damage. They had been supplied medical therapy and are stated to be secure.With the assistance of native residents, police apprehended a 17-year-old juvenile from the spot, whereas the opposite accused fled.A case has been registered at Bhalswa Dairy police station underneath Sections 221 (obstructing a public servant within the discharge of public capabilities), 132 (assault or legal pressure to discourage a public servant from discharging his obligation), 121 (voluntarily inflicting damage or grievous damage to discourage a public servant from his obligation), 110 (try and commit culpable murder), 61 (legal conspiracy) and three(5) (frequent intention) of the BNS.Police stated the principle absconding accused, Sunil alias Pankaj, is a foul character of the realm and has 5 earlier legal involvements, together with two circumstances underneath the NDPS Act and different heinous offences. Efforts are underway to apprehend the remaining accused.
