House burgled in Phagwara village

A case of theft has been reported from Tada Bhagana village under Phagwara in Kapurthala district where burglars broke into a house in the early hours on May 3. The thieves made their entry by breaking the wall of the...

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Updated At : 09:39 AM May 07, 2025 IST

The house owner, Gurjeet Singh, stated that he heard some noises around 2:30 am but chose to ignore them, assuming it was nothing unusual. It was only in the morning that the family discovered their house ransacked. Upon checking, they found that Rs 12,000, a 1.5 tola gold chain and several brass utensils were missing from the cupboard.

Cops from Rawalpindi Station reached the spot soon after receiving the complaint and launched an investigation.

A case has been registered against unknown individuals. Investigating officer ASI Pargat Singh confirmed that efforts are underway to identify and trace the culprits.

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