Bike, scooter stolen

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Phagwara, Updated At : 10:05 AM Jan 19, 2025 IST

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A bike bearing registration number Punjab-09AB-1411, which was parked near Convent School, has been stolen. Bike owner Jashanpreet, a resident of Thakaraki village, told the police that he went inside school after parking his bike. He said when he came out of the school, he found that his bike was stolen. In the second incident, an Activa scooter was stolen from Eastwood village in Phagwara. Scooter owner Naresh told the police that he, along with his wife went to Eastwood village food joints, after parking his Activa in a parking lot. He said when they came out, their bike was missing from the parking lot. Two cases were registered by the police.

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