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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Vehicles Vandalised In Sanjauli

Vehicles vandalised in Sanjauli

The incident occurred around Wednesday midnight when several miscreants broke the windshields and windows of cars parked in Dhingudhar Colony
Tribune News Service
Shimla, Updated At : 02:30 AM Aug 22, 2025 IST
Vehicles with broken windows in the Sanjauli area in Shimla on Thursday.

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Miscreants have vandalised a dozen vehicles in the Sanjauli locality in Shimla, police said here today.

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The incident occurred around Wednesday midnight when several miscreants broke the windshields and windows of cars parked in the Dhingudhar Colony in Sanjauli.

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Locals called the police on seeing that the cars were badly damaged. They alleged that many people roam around in the area at night in an intoxicated condition and suspected they might be behind the act.

A police team from Sanjauli reached the spot to take stock of the situation. The police have also examined CCTV footage to identify the miscreants. Officials said the police were looking into the matter.

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