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Home / Ludhiana / Two Arrested For Snatching Gold Chain From Student In Ludhiana

Two arrested for snatching gold chain from student in Ludhiana

Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, Updated At : 08:48 AM Nov 14, 2024 IST
The suspects in Ludhiana police custody on Wednesday.

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The Sarabha Nagar police have arrested Daljinder Singh and Karneil Singh for snatching a gold chain of a digital marketing student, Eitisargun Kaur.

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The suspects’ motorcycle, used in the crime, was seized.

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According to the victim, she was going to home on her scooter from institute when two youths on a motorcycle snatched her gold chain and dupatta near the underbridge on November 8. The police had registered a case.

ACP (East) Gurdev Singh in a statement issued said Daljinder had seven criminal cases pending against him, including charges under the NDPS Act, in the past.

The ACP said on Wednesday when a Sarabha Nagar police team was chasing the suspects, the miscreants lost control over their motorcycle and fell on the road. They suffered leg fractures. Both were admitted to a hospital.

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