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Three youths arrested for snatching mobile phone in Chandigarh

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:04 PM Mar 04, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, March 3

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Three youths have been arrested for allegedly snatching a mobile phone from a Burail jail employee.

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The complainant, Saurabh Agarwal, reported that he travelled from Dehradhun to Chandigarh on March 2 and reached during the wee hours. The complainant got down from a bus at the Sector 44/45/50/51 light point around 3 am and started walking towards the Burail jail.

In the meantime, three motorcycle-borne miscreants arrived there and snatched his mobile phone. The suspects sped away from the spot. However, he managed to note down the registration number of the motorcycle.

A case was registered at the Sector 49 police station. Later, the suspects, identified as Ajay Kumar (19), a resident of Faidan village, Raj Kuamr (19), a resident of Jagatpura, and Chunnu Kumar (20) of the Industrial Area, Phase II, were arrested. —

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