Patiala: An undertrial prisoner who was brought to the government in a drug case! Rajindra HospitalPatiala On Saturday, he managed to escape from police custody for treatment.
The police have identified the accused as follows Amrik Singh what was recorded Central Jail Patiala and was facing three NDPS Act cases. Police officials revealed that the accused prisoner was brought to the government hospital on Friday night and was to undergo medical examination by Saturday morning, but he somehow managed to escape from the hospital.
Jail officials revealed that accused Amrik Singh had a scuffle with another prison inmate Malkit Singh And there were some injuries after which he was recommended to undergo X-ray examination. Jail officials revealed that both the prisoners were facing cases under sections of the NDPS Act and they had a fight over some issue.
Station House Officer Sub Inspector JS Kahlon of Civil Lines Patiala Police Station said, “The prisoner was brought to the hospital in police custody but he managed to escape. None of the policemen on duty were injured, but senior officials were probing the matter.
The police have identified the accused as follows Amrik Singh what was recorded Central Jail Patiala and was facing three NDPS Act cases. Police officials revealed that the accused prisoner was brought to the government hospital on Friday night and was to undergo medical examination by Saturday morning, but he somehow managed to escape from the hospital.
Jail officials revealed that accused Amrik Singh had a scuffle with another prison inmate Malkit Singh And there were some injuries after which he was recommended to undergo X-ray examination. Jail officials revealed that both the prisoners were facing cases under sections of the NDPS Act and they had a fight over some issue.
Station House Officer Sub Inspector JS Kahlon of Civil Lines Patiala Police Station said, “The prisoner was brought to the hospital in police custody but he managed to escape. None of the policemen on duty were injured, but senior officials were probing the matter.