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Ludhiana Violence: 2 Injured in Clash Over Playing DJ Music During Holi Celebrations in Transport Nagar; 8 Arrested

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: March 15, 2025 09:29 IST

Two groups clashed with each other over the playing of DJ music during the Holi celebration in Punjab's Ludhiana ...

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Two groups clashed with each other over the playing of DJ music during the Holi celebration in Punjab's Ludhiana on Friday evening, March 15, leaving two persons injured. 8 people have been arrested in connection with the incident that took place in Bihari Colony.

A heated argument broke out between the two groups over one of them playing DJ music during the Holi celebration. It escalated, and the two sides hurled bricks, stones, and other objects at each other in the Transport Nagar area. Two persons were injured in the clash.

Stone Pelting Video 

Also Read | Buldhana: 20 Arrested in Clash Between Two Groups Over DJ Music During Holi in Khamgaon.

Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police P S Virk said that police rushed to the spot after receiving information about the incident and brought the situation under control. Further investigation is underway.

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