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Home / Delhi / Armed Robbery Case Cracked 1 Held

Armed robbery case cracked, 1 held

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New Delhi, Updated At : 04:45 AM May 19, 2025 IST
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The crime branch has cracked a blind armed robbery case reported from Mangolpuri with the arrest of an associate of a gangster, the police said on Sunday.

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The accused, identified as Nishant, a resident of Sonipat in Haryana, is a known associate of Lakshay, alias Jungli Gang, and was involved in a recent robbery committed at gunpoint, police said.

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On May 8, three armed men fired in the air and robbed a businessman of his motorcycle in the Mangolpuri area. A police team laid a trap at Aadesh Chowk near Sector 37 and 38, Rohini, and apprehended the gang member.

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