Police have registered a case in Haridwar’s Kankhal area following a complaint of assault, abusive behaviour and an alleged death threat. The complainant, identified as Tarun, said the incident took place near Hanuman Ghadi Puliya.

Tarun, son of late Vikas, is described as a current tenant of Anupam Sharma at Aam Chetna Bhawan in Chaukalan locality, Kankhal. He told police that he was attacked at the location and suffered serious injuries.

Allegations in the complaint

Tarun named Lalit Ved, son of Sunil and a resident of Latowali, in the complaint. He alleged that Ved had threatened him in connection with property and caste-related matters.

The complainant also alleged that the accused referred to his influence while issuing the threats. These claims form part of the complaint and have not been established as facts by a court.

Police response

Devendra Singh Rawat, station house officer at Kankhal police station, confirmed that a case had been registered in connection with the complaint.

The information available does not provide details about any arrest, medical report, or subsequent court proceedings. The immediate reported development is the registration of the case after the alleged assault and threats.

Conclusion

A case has been registered at Kankhal police station after Tarun reported an assault, serious injuries and alleged death threats linked to property and caste-related disputes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Where was the alleged assault reported?

The complaint places the incident near Hanuman Ghadi Puliya in Kankhal, Haridwar.

Q. Who filed the complaint?

The complainant was identified as Tarun, son of late Vikas.

Q. Who was named in the complaint?

Tarun named Lalit Ved, son of Sunil and a resident of Latowali.

Q. What allegations were made?

The complaint alleged abusive behaviour, assault, serious injuries and threats to kill. It also mentioned alleged pressure linked to property and caste-related issues.

Q. What action did police confirm?

Kankhal station house officer Devendra Singh Rawat said that a case had been registered.