Spate of thefts creates panic in Mandi Gobindgarh

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Fatehgarh Sahib, August 25

Spate of thefts in Mandi Gobindgarh last night has created panic among residents.

As per a CCTV footage, thieves, four in number, came in a car and broke open locks of more than a dozen outlets, including chemist shops.

Residents alleged that the CPOs deputed on night duty did not patrol their respective areas and demanded strict action against area in-charges. SSP Sandeep Goel said thieves would be nabbed soon. — TNS

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