2 LED TVs, gas cylinders stolen from government school

Nakodar, July 29 The Nakodar Sadar police have booked unidentified persons on the charge of stealing items from Government High School. Amarjit, a resident of Nijjran village, falling under the Lambrra police station, told the police that he was...

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Updated At : 12:16 PM Jul 30, 2023 IST

Nakodar, July 29

The Nakodar Sadar police have booked unidentified persons on the charge of stealing items from Government High School.

Amarjit, a resident of Nijjran village, falling under the Lambrra police station, told the police that he was posted as a teacher at Government High School, Rasul Pur Kalan.

He said thieves barged into the school building on July 24 and stole two LED TVs (32 inch), 150-kg wheat, 100-kg rice and two gas cylinders.

Investigating Officer Lakhvir Singh said a case under Sections 457 (lurking house tresspass) and 380 (theft in dwelling house) of the IPC has been registered against the suspects.

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