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Bikers flee with gold chain

Zirakpur, April 6 Two miscreants snatched a gold chain from a morning walker on VIP Road here. The victim, Sonu Sethi, said a person came from behind and snatched his chain near Penta Homes here around 6:50 am. The snatcher...
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Updated At : 11:52 AM Apr 07, 2021 IST
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Zirakpur, April 6

Two miscreants snatched a gold chain from a morning walker on VIP Road here. The victim, Sonu Sethi, said a person came from behind and snatched his chain near Penta Homes here around 6:50 am. The snatcher was wearing a cap, while his accomplice wearing a helmet was waiting for him on a bike nearby. The duo managed to flee. The police are scanning the CCTV footage of the area. — TNS

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