Two decamp with jewellery worth Rs 17 lakh in Palampur

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Updated At : 11:25 AM Aug 31, 2021 IST

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Palampur, August 30

Two persons decamped with Rs 40,000 and gold ornaments worth over Rs 17 lakh from a house at Rajpur village on the outskirts in Palampur on Sunday night.

The victim, Parmodh Sood, said two persons entered his house around 2.30 am by breaking a window and ransacked the room where cash and gold ornaments were kept. “My wife and I were sleeping in the adjoining room. By the time I woke up, they had managed to escape with the jewellery and cash,” Sood added. The box in which jewellery was kept was found in a field 200 metres away. Palampur DSP Gurbachan Singh said a probe was underway. — OC

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