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Sirsa: Two booked for snatching chain

Sirsa: Two youths on a motorcycle snatched a gold chain from a woman who was returning home after offering prayers at a temple near Gol Diggi Chowk here around 8 am on Tuesday. The victim fainted after the sudden attack...

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Updated At : 12:24 PM May 15, 2024 IST

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Sirsa: Two youths on a motorcycle snatched a gold chain from a woman who was returning home after offering prayers at a temple near Gol Diggi Chowk here around 8 am on Tuesday. The victim fainted after the sudden attack and passersby rushed to help her. Based on the victim’s complaint, the city police station has registered a case against the motorcycle-borne youths and started an investigation. The police are reviewing the CCTV footage from nearby markets to identify the culprits. The victim, Renu, is a resident of Street Number 5, Lohia Basti. She was returning from Satyanarayan Temple when the incident took place.

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