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Shimla, August 09: A scuffle broke out between a shopkeeper and a customer in the capital’s Lakkar Bazaar. The fight between two youths drinking and serving juice went viral on social media as well. At first, people kept watching as spectators and when some youths tried to separate them, they kept fighting with each other.
According to the case, two youths punched each other in Shimla city’s Lakkar Bazaar on Thursday afternoon. The police had even caught both the youths, but after a compromise was reached between them, they were released after giving a warning.
According to the information, one youth runs a juice shop in Lakkar Bazaar, while the other youth comes here to drink juice daily. After drinking juice, the youth often did not pay the shopkeeper’s money and both of them had an argument over this, which turned into a scuffle in a few minutes. A crowd of people started gathering to see the fight going on between these youths.
During this, some people intervened and separated them. Someone informed the police about this. The police took both the youths to the police station and there they reached a compromise. The police released both of them after warning them not to do this again.
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