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Burglary at Sewa Kendra

Phagwara: A burglary was reported at Sewa Kendra in Baba Gadhia Phagwara on Friday morning. Sewa Kendra operator Bimal Kumar said after the orders of the government, he went to open the Sewa Kendra on Friday morning, but found the...

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Updated At : 01:10 PM May 09, 2020 IST

Phagwara: A burglary was reported at Sewa Kendra in Baba Gadhia Phagwara on Friday morning. Sewa Kendra operator Bimal Kumar said after the orders of the government, he went to open the Sewa Kendra on Friday morning, but found the locks of broken. The burglars took away four LCDs and three printers from the Sewa Kendra. The police have registered the case.

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