Agra: 6 injured in fight over shortage of rasgullas at wedding function

November 21, 2023 09:37

Six people were injured in a fight that broke out at a wedding function Agra in Uttar Pradesh over shortage of rasgullas, police said on Monday.

The incident was reported from the Shamsabad area around Sunday midnight. The injured were hospitalised and their condition is stable, they said.

"Six people were injured in the incident and a case has been registered. Those who are in hospital are out of danger," SHO Shamsabad police station Anil Sharma said.

"On Sunday, there was a wedding function at the residence of Brijbhan Kushwaha. At the function, a person passed a comment on the shortage of rasgullas," he said.

This led to a fight, and Bhagwan Devi, Yogesh, Manoj, Kailash, Dharmendra and Pawan were injured, Sharma said.

Last year in October, a man was killed in a fight over shortage of sweets at a wedding in Etmadpur. -- PTI

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