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2 vehicle thieves held, 13 bikes recovered

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 04:27 AM Jun 29, 2025 IST
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The CIA here have nabbed two vehicle thieves and recovered 13 motorcyclesfrom their possession. Of these , 12 were without number plates. The accused were identified as Sandeep of Amloh and Dharampal Singh of Payal.

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Police said in a campaign launched against vehicle thieves, the CIA team took accused Sandeep and Dharampal into custody on June 24 with a stolen motorcycle. The police registered a case against the accused and began an investigation.

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