New Delhi, Nov 2 (PTI) Six people have been injured after being attacked by a group following an argument over the parking of a vendor-trolley in northeast Delhi's Jafrabad area, police said on Thursday.

The argument broke out after a grocery store owner, Salman, at the Chauhan Bangar Wali Gali objected to the parking of the trolley outside his shop, they said.

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The trolley belonged to Yakub, who runs a jacket manufacturing unit on the second and third floor of the building, where the store is located, police said.

Salman following the argument called a few of his associates, who allegedly barged into Yaqub's factory with sticks and knives and attacked workers, they said.

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Six workers -- Ashraf, Yusuf, Salman, Irfan, Nazim and Rashid -- were injured in the incident, police said. They were hospitalised and they are out of danger.

Police said that a case has been registered and Salman and his associate Ajmat have been arrested. PTI ALK AS

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