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Car snatched at gunpoint in Begowal

Two unidentified youths approached car occupants, brandished a pistol, and forced them out of their vehicle

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Updated At : 04:17 AM May 18, 2025 IST

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The Begowal police have registered a case against unidentified individuals on the charge of snatching a car at gunpoint. According to a complaint lodged by Rupinder Kaur, wife of Sukhjinder Singh, a resident of Nangal Lubana, she had gone for shopping in the local market along with her daughter Kamalpreet Kaur.

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While they were out, two unidentified youths approached them, brandished a pistol, and forced them out of their vehicle. The assailants fled the scene with their car. Following complaint, the police registered a case .

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