Two carjacking cases in Sonepat

Mobile phones, cash seized at gunpoint

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:35 PM Oct 04, 2020 IST

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Panipat, October 3

Two persons were robbed of two cars, cash and some valuables at gunpoint in separate incidents in Sonepat on Friday.

Complainant Deepak of Hanuman Nagar told the police that he was walking towards his car after leaving from a party when the bike-borne accused snatched away his car keys, Rs 10,000, his mobile phone, and subsequently sped away. The incident happened on the Sonepat-Delhi road near Fazilpur power house.

In another incident, Ravinder Singh of Lakhu Buana village of Panipat told the police that two miscreants stopped his car near Hans dhaba along the NH-44, and robbed him of his car, Rs 20,000 and his mobile phone.

Cases have been registered against the unidentified persons under the relevant sections of the IPC.

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