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One held for snatching

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Sep 05, 2022 IST

Phillaur, September 4

The Nurmahal police have booked a villager on the charge of snatching a purse from a woman.

The Investigating Officer, Lavindar Singh, said the accused has been identified as Gurjant Singh, a resident of Burj Hassan.

Kuldip Kaur of Kot Badal Khan complained to the police that the accused had snatched her purse, which contained Rs 20,000. A case has been registered.

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