FIR against unknown for throwing urine-filled bottles

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FIR against unknown for throwing urine-filled bottles

Thursday, 09 April 2020 | Staff Reporter | NEW DELHI

The Delhi Police has registered an First Information Report (FIR) against unknown persons for allegedly throwing bottles filled with urine from a quarantine centre in sector-16 Dwarka while an FIR was also filed in Delhi’s Mundka area by police against a man for allegedly misbehaving and spitting at medical team members of Bakkarwala Quarantine Centre.

According to police, the FIR was registered against unknown persons on Tuesday after police received a complaint from an employee of Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB) who was on duty at the quarantine centre.

“The complainant received information about the incident from the civil defence perosnnel deployed at the centre,” said police.

According to FIR, at around 6 pm, Civil Defence personnel deputed at quarantine centre situated at DUSIB flats 16 B Dwarka, came to me and intimated that two bottles were lying in the open area (pump house) which appeared to be filled with urine.

“It is assumed that the same (bottles) have been thrown by the suspects under quarantine in DUSIB flats,” the FIR stated.

The complainant also mentioned the flat numbers and suspected then to be behind the act. “The intention behind the indecent activity of throwing bottles filled with urine may be to spread Coronavirus among other people,” the FIR further stated.

“A case has been registered under relevant section of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) at Dwarka North police station,” said a police official privy to investigation.

Meanwhile, in Delhi’s Mundka area, on the complaint of Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) of Punjabi Bagh, the Delhi Police has registered a FIR against a man for misbehaving spitting at medical team members of Bakkarwala Quarantine Centre.

“The accused has been identified as Mohammad Irshad. A case under section 188/269/270/271 of IPC, Epidemic Diseases Act and section 51, Disaster Management Act has been registered at Mundka police station and further investigation is in progress. Irshad is in quarantine facility,” said a senior police official.

Earlier, Delhi Police on Tuesday had registered a FIR against two members of Tablighi Jamaat for allegedly defecating in front of a room at a quarantine centre in Outer Delhi’s Narela. Police said that the duo accused identified as Mohammad Fahd (25) and Adnam Zahir (18) are residents of Barabanki in Uttar Pradesh and had attended the religious congregation held last month at Markaz.  

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