This story is from April 13, 2020

Three Covid-19 patients among 12 booked

they went to take away the infected men with them and to seal the lane they were living in.
Three Covid-19 patients among 12 booked
Representative Image
MEERUT: Three Covid-19 patients were among 12 people booked for allegedly attacking a team of policemen and district officials in Meerut's Delhi Gate area when they went to take away the infected men with them and to seal the lane they were living in.
Out of the 12 people, four are likely to face stringent National Security Act (NSA) for the Saturday's attack.
1x1 polls
Cleric of the mosque where the patients were staying is also among those likely to face NSA.
The three Covid-19 patients, who are from Maharashtra's Nasik, were living in the mosque from where three novel coronavirus positive persons were already taken away on Friday.
The district officials, escorted by policemen, had returned to take away the three others after their report came positive. They also wanted to seal the lane housing the mosque, but were attacked, police said.
According to police sources, city magistrate Sushant Jain and two policemen sustained injuries in the attack by locals who were against the sealing."Six Jamaatis tested positive within 24 hours. The city magistrate accompanied by health department officers and police rushed to the Jali Kothi area on Saturday to sanitise and seal the lane where the mosque is situated. However, a few locals, who were resisting the move, pelted stones at the officials," Meerut SSP Ajay Sahni said on Saturday.
End of Article
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA