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Nihang Sikhs assault woman police officer in Amritsar during road protest

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A woman police officer was assaulted by members of a Nihang Sikh group in Amritsar. The incident occurred on Jhabal Road, where Nihang Sikhs had gathered for a blockade and sit-in protest. Tension escalated when another Nihang Sikh arrived at the protest site on a motorcycle. The officer was attacked while reportedly intervening to protect a man from the group. The incident has drawn attention to law enforcement challenges during such demonstrations.

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