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Two get 5-yr jail for snatching

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Updated At : 02:15 PM Apr 24, 2024 IST

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Kurukshetra: The court of District and Sessions Judge Aradhana Sawhaney has sentenced Nawab Singh and Sahab Singh, residents of Talheri village of Kurukshetra, to five years of imprisonment each in a mobile snatching case. It has also imposed a fine of Rs 25,000 each on them. Akshay Purwal, in his complaint to the police on June 1, 2022, stated that he was walking on a road when three people came on a two-wheeler, snatched his phone and fled. TNS

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Rohtak: A Pakistani prisoner lodged at the Sunaria jail in Rohtak district allegedly tried to kill himself by hanging himself with a bedsheet on the intervening night of April 20 and 21. His co-prisoners saved him and raised an alarm. The police have registered a case under Section 309 of the IPC and Section 42 of the Prisons Act, 1894, in this regard.

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