Six booked for attacking man, snatching valuables

The Salem Tabri police on Sunday registered a case against six persons on the charges of attacking a man at New Ashok Nagar here and snatching valuables from him. They were identified as Luv, Alisha, Karamvir and three unidentified persons....

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 08:56 AM Jan 21, 2025 IST

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The Salem Tabri police on Sunday registered a case against six persons on the charges of attacking a man at New Ashok Nagar here and snatching valuables from him.

They were identified as Luv, Alisha, Karamvir and three unidentified persons.

The complainant, Gurmeet Singh, of the Khajur chowk told the police that on January 18, he was going to bring his wife from his in-laws’ house on a motorcycle. When he reached New Ashok Nagar, he was cornered by the suspects. He identified three of them. They attacked him with sharp weapons. They had even threatened to kill him but they fled the scene after residents gathered at the place.

The complainant said the suspects had also snatched his gold chain, gold ring and a mobile. Personal enmity was said to be the cause behind the attack.

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