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Snatchers’ gang busted following encounter in Delhi

Updated At : 03:45 PM Oct 23, 2019 IST

A gang of four criminals on motorbikes asked to stop by the police opened fire. In the return fire, Delhi Police claims two accused were injured of the three held. Thinkstock

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