One arrested for snatching cellphone

A motorcycle also recovered from possession of the accused

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Phagwara, Updated At : 03:13 AM Jun 30, 2025 IST

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On a complaint lodged by Bengaluru resident Amog Krishna, who is presently residing in a paying guest accommodation at Miherru village, the police arrested a snatcher identified as Manjit Kumar, a resident of Darveshpind village, near Phagwara, and recovered an Iphone-15 Pro Max and a motorcycle from his possession.

The accused snatched mobile phone of the complainant on June 27. A case was registered against the accused in this connection.

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