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Rs 7 lakh stolen from shop in Sirsa village

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Sirsa, Updated At : 04:12 AM Jan 05, 2025 IST

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Two thieves stole Rs 7 lakh from a shop at a village in Sirsa district. Shop owner Bhim Singh, along with hundreds of villagers, visited the SP’s office on Saturday and demanded immediate arrest of the thieves.

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According to Bhim Singh, who owns a pesticide shop — Kisan Pesticides — at Surtia village, the incident happened on December 29, 2024, around 1.30 pm. Two young men came to his shop. One of them stole Rs 7 lakh from the cash counter and both fled from the shop. The entire theft incident was captured on the shop’s CCTV cameras. Bhim Singh reported the incident to the police. A case was registered at the Rori police station. However, seven days have passed, but the police have not been able to arrest thieves.

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The shop owner urged SP Vikrant Bhushan to arrest thieves as soon as possible. Meanwhile, the police assured complainant that the thieves would be arrested soon.

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