Phone snatched in Mohali market

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Updated At : 12:35 PM Oct 12, 2021 IST

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Mohali, October 11

Two bike-borne youths snatched a mobile phone from Subhash, a resident of Madanpura, near the Phase 8 market on Sunday. The victim was on his bike and talking on the phone when two youths snatched his phone, pushed him and fled the spot. The Phase-1 police have registered a case. There was no registration plate on the bike.

Theft incidents

Four theft incidents were reported from Mohali on Sunday night. A resident of Sector 67, Simranjit Singh, reported that unidentified persons stole his Jeep parked near his house on Sunday night. Vikramjit Singh of Phase-1 reported that miscreants stole his car parked near his house on Sunday night. Manpreet Singh of Phase-11 reported that his bike parked near his house was stolen on Sunday night. The police have registered a theft case.

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