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Sportsman takes to crime, becomes wanted criminal

ROHTAK: Sanjeet alias Shakti Pehalwan a resident of Bhathgaon village in Sonepat district holds a BSc degree and has been a nationallevel sportsperson He has won a gold medal in javelinthrow at National Games

Updated At : 03:21 AM Oct 14, 2017 IST

National gold-medalist Sanjeet (second from right) along with former state-level kabaddi player Ashok, alias Hooter, (fourth from right) and Sunil (third from left) in police custody at Rohtak on Friday. Tribune photo

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