4 held for robbery at knifepoint in Zirakpur

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Updated At : 12:30 PM Apr 05, 2022 IST

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Zirakpur, April 4

The police arrested four youths suspected of looting innocent persons at knifepoint in the Baltana area.

The suspects have been identified as 22-year-old Ranjan Kumar, a resident of Gill Colony, UP natives Anuj, Vikram and Nitesh Kumar, all residing as tenants in Baltana.

Baltana police incharge Burma Singh said the complainant, Deepak Kumar, a resident of Modern Enclave, stated that he was working as a salesman. He was returning home from his duty last night when he was stopped by four youths, who showed him a knife and robbed him of Rs1,500.

The police registered a case and arrested the suspects. They would be produced in a court tomorrow.

More revelations were likely in the case, the police said. —

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