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Yamunanagar CIA-II arrests 4 for ‘looting’ jewellery shop

Tribune News Service
Yamunanagar, Updated At : 10:59 AM Mar 12, 2025 IST

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A CIA-II (Yamunanagar) police team has arrested four persons for allegedly looting a jewellery shop in Chhachhrauli town of the district.

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The accused have been identified as Yuvraj, alias Yuvi, of Ugala village in Ambala district; Anuraj Singh, alias Jauban, of Balauli village; Vipin Kumar of Balauli village; and Prashant, alias Lakki, of Barara town in Ambala district.

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DSP Ashish Chaudhary said some unidentified persons brandished weapons and looted the jewellery shop owned by Somesh Garg and his father Rajinder Prashad on March 7.

He said CIA-II In-charge Raj Kumar formed a team to arrest the accused. Acting on a tip-off, the team arrested the accused near the Adhoya turn in the Saraswati Nagar area of the district, he added.

All accused were produced before a court in Jagadhri and were remanded to three-day police custody on Tuesday, Kumar said.

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