Jewellery shop robbery accused to be held soon, location traced

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Jalandhar, Updated At : 04:35 AM Nov 03, 2025 IST

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The location of three accused of the sensational Bhargo Camp robbery case that rocked the city three days ago has been traced and the process to arrest them has also been started.

Sources suggest that the accused were in Ajmer, though the police have not confirmed it yet.

The robbery took place at a jewellery showroom in Bhargo Camp, where armed assailants looted ornaments worth over Rs 95 lakh at gunpoint. The incident occurred when Vijay, the jeweller’s son, had just arrived at the shop. The entire act was captured on CCTV, sending shock waves across the city.

The robbers made away with eight jewellery sets, 12 gold chains, a men’s bracelet, two women’s bracelets, several rings, and earrings. TNS

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