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Title: Minor Traffic Incident Sparks Violent Clash Between Two Villages, Six Injured

Agra: A small traffic dispute quickly escalated into a significant clash between two neighboring villages in the Hathras Junction area on Tuesday morning, leaving six people injured and causing fear in the community.

The trouble began when an e-rickshaw carrying schoolchildren tipped over after a tractor driver allegedly blocked its way while navigating through Chhonka village. Thankfully, the children were unharmed, but a heated argument soon erupted between the e-rickshaw driver, Vipin Kumar from Tatarpur, and tractor driver Krishan Kumar.

As word spread, residents from both villages arrived at the scene, turning the disagreement into a full-blown fight. People on both sides began attacking each other with sticks and metal chains, typically used for securing livestock.

The violence resulted in injuries to six individuals from both sides. Local police were alerted and quickly responded, transporting the injured to the District Hospital for medical attention. Footage of the clash has since circulated widely on social media.

Authorities are now on the lookout for those involved in the violence, with four arrests made so far. Lalit Kumar Sharma, the station house officer at Hathras Junction police station, stated that the individuals involved are being charged under section 170, allowing police to arrest individuals to prevent further crimes without a warrant. He added that, as of now, no formal complaints have been filed, but an investigation is ongoing, and appropriate action will be taken.

Agra arrests Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Chhonka village cognisable offence District Hospital e-rickshaw accident e-rickshaw overturned Hathras Junction Hathras Junction police station investigation underway Krishan Kumar Lalit Kumar Sharma metal chains used for tying cattle minor traffic dispute police raids road rage incident rural clash schoolchildren e-rickshaw section 170 BNS six injured social media video station house officer sticks and iron chains Tatarpur village tractor driver blocked path village clash Vipin Kumar
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