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Giving lift to strangers on Haryana highway costs trader his car, Rs 2.5 lakh, lands him in hospital

Karnal, January 3 Giving lift to strangers cost a trader his car and Rs 2.5 lakh on National Highway-44. Sanjay was robbed at gunpoint by two strangers, whom he had given the lift. Sanjay who received bullet injuries is undergoing...

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Updated At : 04:03 PM Jan 03, 2024 IST

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Karnal, January 3

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Giving lift to strangers cost a trader his car and Rs 2.5 lakh on National Highway-44.

Sanjay was robbed at gunpoint by two strangers, whom he had given the lift.

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Sanjay who received bullet injuries is undergoing treatment at a private hospital.

The trader with his employee was going to Delhi to buy spare parts.

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