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Goods, machinery worth Rs 40L stolen from factory

Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, Updated At : 08:50 AM Feb 24, 2025 IST

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Thieves targeted a factory and stole goods and machinery worth Rs 40 lakh. The owner, Rahul Garg, reported the incident to the police, providing CCTV footage showing the thieves breaking in. The footage revealed that on the intervening night of February 19-20, several thieves entered the factory and loaded stolen goods onto a four-wheeler.

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The Police Division 7 on Friday registered a case against the unidentified culprits and started a probe into the matter.

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Rahul has appealed to the police to recover the stolen property and machinery as soon as possible. The stolen items include three valuable machines, 2,000 T-shirts, and 135 bundles of cloth.

The incident highlights rising cases of theft and burglary in the city. Police officials assured that they were investigating the matter and would solve the case soon. The police are reviewing the CCTV footage to identify the culprits.

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