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Thief nabbed, 8 bikes recovered

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 03:15 AM Dec 30, 2025 IST

The police arrested a Ganganagar native, Manoj Kumar, and recovered eight stolen bikes from him today.

The police said the thief used to steal bikes after taking orders from his customers. Manoj, who resides in Balongi, used to steal expensive bikes also as demanded by his customers in Ganganagar. The police have recovered Bullet, KTM and other bike brands from him.

Kharar DSP Karan Singh Sandhu said, “The youth has technical know-how and tools to open the locks within a matter of minutes and steal the bike.”

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#Balongi #BikeRecovery #BikeTheft #BikeTheftInvestigation #BikeThiefArrest #BulletBike #KTM #StolenBikes GangaNagar ManojKumar

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Thief nabbed, 8 bikes recovered

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