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Car vandalised in Behlolpur Three unidentified youths vandalised a car parked outside a house with sticks and rods in Behlolpur around 9.30 pm on Thursday. The police suspect old rivalry behind the incident. The assailants smashed the windshields and damaged...

Tribune News Service

Mohali/Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM May 31, 2025 IST

Car vandalised in Behlolpur

Three unidentified youths vandalised a car parked outside a house with sticks and rods in Behlolpur around 9.30 pm on Thursday. The police suspect old rivalry behind the incident. The assailants smashed the windshields and damaged the vehicle in a minute. The incident was captured on a CCTV camera installed nearby. No complaint has been lodged with the police yet.

Youth stabbed, hospitalised

A youth was allegedly stabbed near a school in Dadu Majra Colony on Wednesday night. The victim, Abhishek of the colony, was rushed to the GMSH in Sector 16 from where he was referred to the PGI. On his complaint, a case was registered against the suspect, Vishal, alias Babu, a resident of the colony, at the Maloya police station.

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