PRAYAGRAJ, May 10 -- Police on Friday registered an FIR after a National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) team was allegedly attacked in Kaushambi district's Kokhraj area while attempting to close an illegal highway cut reportedly created in front of a roadside dhaba on May 6. According to officials, several dhaba owners had allegedly created unauthorised cuts along the highway to attract customers, posing a serious threat to road safety and increasing the risk of accidents. During an inspection, circle officer (traffic) Santosh Singh spotted one such illegal cut near Jaiswal Dhaba, located close to Kokhraj police station, and informed NHAI incident manager Pradeep Kumar. He directed the NHAI team to seal the opening in view of the potential danger to commuters. Acting on the instructions, Kumar, along with an NHAI team, reached the site on May 6 to close the illegal cut. However, during the operation, the owner of a dhaba allegedly arrived at the spot with nearly 50 unidentified persons. The group allegedly abused and assaulted NHAI team and forced them to halt the work. Following the incident, a complaint was lodged at Kokhraj police station by Kumar. Based on the complaint, the Kokhraj police on Friday night registered a case against the said dhaba owners and around 50 unidentified accused. "An investigation is underway and action will be taken against those found involved based on the findings," Kokhraj SHO Chandrabhushan Maurya said....