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Shopkeeper shot at in Rohtak

Rohtak, September 13 Two motorcycle-borne miscreants allegedly shot at a shopkeeper and looted Rs 30,000 and two mobile phones from his shop at Rohtak on Wednesday. The shopkeeper, identified as Pramod, was rushed to a hospital. A police team...

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Updated At : 11:17 AM Sep 14, 2023 IST

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Rohtak, September 13

Two motorcycle-borne miscreants allegedly shot at a shopkeeper and looted Rs 30,000 and two mobile phones from his shop at Rohtak on Wednesday. The shopkeeper, identified as Pramod, was rushed to a hospital. A police team reached the spot and examined the scene of crime. A case was registered and the CCTV footage of the area was being scanned to identify and trace the miscreants.

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