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Home / Amritsar / Shopkeeper Robbed Of 16k In Tarn Taran

Shopkeeper robbed of Rs 16K in Tarn Taran

The police have registered a case under various sections of the BNS
Our Correspondent
Tarn Taran, Updated At : 05:36 AM Nov 24, 2025 IST

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A shopkeeper was robbed at gunpoint by three motorcycle-borne persons at Chabal here on Saturday night.

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The shopkeeper, identified as Manpreet Singh of Chabal, was sitting in his shop on the Amritsar road, when the three robbers reached the spot. The robbers put a pistol to his ear and asked him to hand over all his cash to them. After robbing him of the cash, they fled the spot.

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Sub-Inspector Balwinder Singh, posted at the Chabal police station, visited the spot and collected details of the incident. The police have registered a case under Sections 304, 332 (3), 3(5) and 351 (2), (3) of the BNS.

Rising incidents of robbery in the Chabal area have severely affected the business of shopkeepers.

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