Firing at pvt school in Rohtak

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Updated At : 11:37 PM Jul 29, 2024 IST

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Rohtak, July 29

Unidentified miscreants fired at a private school in Bhaiyyapur village of Rohtak today. Nobody was injured in the incident. The motorcycle-borne miscreants also threw a letter into the school, in which a sum of Rs 20 lakh has been sought.

The writer of the letter, who identified himself as Aman, has threatened the school owner with dire consequences if the said amount is not paid.

The school-owner, Sudesh Deswal, called up the police and informed them of the incident.

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