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Home / Chandigarh / Man Robbed Of Cash Two Wheeler In Zirakpur 388894

Food delivery boy robbed of cellphone, two-wheeler in Zirakpur

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:18 PM Apr 24, 2022 IST

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Zirakpur, April 23

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Five miscreants, riding on two bikes, snatched cash, a mobile phone and a scooty from a food delivery boy, Randeep Singh, a resident of Adda Jhungian, on the Patiala road last night.

On a complaint of the victim, a case under Sections 382, 323 and 34 of the IPC has been registered at the Zirakpur police station.

The complainant, a Class XI student, said he worked as a food delivery boy to support his family. He was returning home after the job on Friday night.

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When he was counting cash near a filling station five bike-borne miscreants came from the Zirakpur side and attacked him. They took away the cash, a mobile phone and a scooty from him.

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