Armed robbers loot gold, cash from jewellery shop in Mohali’s Phase-10

Locals say the duo came on a scooty but left it at the spot while fleeing

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Updated At : 01:04 AM Jun 28, 2024 IST

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Mohali, June 27

Two armed persons on Thursday robbed a jewellery shop here in broad daylight and decamped with gold worth lakhs.

According to police, the robbers looted 100 grams gold worth around Rs 9 lakhs at gunpoint from a jewellery shop in Phase-10.

The accused also took away jewellery and cash from the counter by pointing a gun at shop’s owner Gitanjali.

Locals said the duo had come on a scooty but left it at the spot while fleeing. The suspects had put on caps, goggles and fake beard to conceal their identity, they claimed.

Phase-10 SHO Naveenpal Singh said, “Teams are scanning the CCTV footage of the shop. Further investigation is under way.”

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