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Car snatching case solved in 24 hrs

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Updated At : 02:24 PM Dec 28, 2023 IST

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Phagwara, December 27

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The Phillaur police claimed to have solved a car snatching case within 24 hours with the arrest of a member of an inter-district gang of criminals.

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Phillaur SHO Neeraj Kumar said here today that the suspect had been identified as Arshdeep, a resident of Udhowal village near Phillaur. His two other accomplices were still absconding.

The SHO said the suspects snatched a car, a mobile phone and Rs 3,000 in cash from Jaspinder Singh, a resident of Bahadurpur village, near the milk bar in Phillaur on Tuesday.

SHO Neeraj said the police recovered the car, a mobile phone and Rs 700 in cash from the suspect. The suspect had a criminal past as 12 cases were already registered against him in Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Kapurthala and Hoshiarpur districts.

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A case under Section 379-B of the IPC was registered against the suspect today.

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