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Coronavirus Outbreak: Three people arrested for attacking policemen during lockdown in Maharashtra's Aurangabad

The incident took place at around 11.45 am, when a team of policemen intercepted the motorcycle on which the three accused were travelling despite the curfew, an official with the City Chowk police station said

|Apr 09, 2020, 19:10:01 IST

Aurangabad: Three men were nabbed for allegedly attacking policemen near the District Collector's Office in Maharashtra's Aurangabad city during the coronavirus lockdown on Thursday, an official said.[caption id="attachment_6757331" align="alignleft" width="380"]

Representational image. Reuters[/caption]The incident took place at around 11.45 am, when a team of policemen intercepted the motorcycle on which the three accused were travelling despite the curfew, an official with the City Chowk police station said.The trio managed to escape, but later returned with some more people and picked a quarrel with the officials, he said.Click here to follow LIVE updates on coronavirus outbreakA policeman sustained a injuries in the ensuing brawl, the official said, adding that the three accused were nabbed and a case is being registered against them.

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