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Tarn Taran: Gang involved in stealing luxurious vehicles busted; 1 held, 3 still at large

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Updated At : 01:12 PM Jun 28, 2021 IST

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Tarn Taran, June 27

The team of local CIA staff led by Inspector Shaminderjit Singh busted a four-member inter-state gang involved in stealing luxurious SUVs from the Bhikhiwind township.

The team recovered seven SUVs and arrested Dilbag Singh Baga, one of the gang members, from Singhpura village on Sunday.

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SSP Dhruman H Nimbale said the three accused who are still at large were identified as Amandeep Sharma, Upkardeep Singh Prince and his son Gaivi of the same township.

The SSP said the gang members after stealing the vehicles from Delhi, HP, Maharashtra and other states used to sell these to innocent persons with fake registration certificates at cheaper rates.

The police are hopeful of recovering more vehicles after the arrest of other gang members. The Bhikhiwind police have registered a case under Sections 379, 420, 467, 468,471 and 34 of the IPC.

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