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Home / Delhi / Robbers Loot Jewellery Shop At Gunpoint

Robbers loot jewellery shop at gunpoint

Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 04:45 AM Aug 04, 2025 IST
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Four unidentified armed men looted a jewellery shop in Gali No. 4, Chand Bagh, Northeast Delhi, on Sunday afternoon.

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According to the police, shop owner Sadiq (27) said while he was attending to a customer, four unidentified men entered the shop.

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The robbers forcibly pulled down the shutter and looted cash and jewellery from the shop and the customer at gunpoint.

Following the complaint, a forensic team, along with senior officials, reached the spot.

A case has been registered under relevant sections of the BNS at Dayalpur police station and a probe is underway.

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Teams have been deployed to gather evidence and identify the accused, an official said.

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