80 motorcyclists attack traffic police check post in Rawalpindi
The motorcyclists took traffic wardens hostage and attempted to set a government-owned car on fire
June 16, 2017
RAWALPINDI: Nearly 80 motorcyclists attacked the traffic police’s Chandni Chowk check post after their fellows were arrested for one-wheeling on Friday.
The motorcyclists took traffic wardens hostage and attempted to set a government-owned car on fire.
Seven suspects were arrested and an operation against one-wheeling is under way, a Rawalpindi traffic police official said.
Warden Suhail Shehzad was seriously injured after attackers opened fire on him, a spokesperson for the traffic police said.
“The crackdown against one-wheeling will continue throughout Ramazan,” Wajid Sasti said. “24 FIRs have been registered against one-wheelers to date, and a total of 26 suspects have been arrested.”
