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Two nabbed in snatching case

Tribune News Service
jalandhar, Updated At : 04:30 AM Apr 20, 2025 IST
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The Commissionerate Police, Jalandhar, arrested two men in connection with a recent snatching incident, recovered a stolen gold chain, seized sharp-edged weapons and impounded a car used in the crime.

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Commissioner of Police Dhanpreet Kaur said the case was registered on April 16 at Sadar police station, following a complaint by Divya Kohli of GTB Nagar. Kohli reported that she and her son, Parath Kohli, were returning from Hamilton Mayfair Flats after a property visit when a white car intercepted their vehicle. Three men inside the car threatened them and forcibly snatched a gold chain from her son.

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Acting swiftly, the police arrested two of the suspects — Manjinder Kumar and Sukhwir Kumar — both residents of Dhanal Khurad village in Sadar area. The third accused, Kuldip Singh, a resident of Tahli village in Nakodar, remains at large, and efforts are underway to arrest him.

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