Dairy owner robbed at gunpoint

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Abohar, Updated At : 07:16 AM Sep 14, 2024 IST

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Two bike-borne youths snatched cash and mobile phones at gunpoint from a dairy owner.

Yash Vardhan said two youngsters came on a motorcycle yesterday night and asked for milk. He said as he told them that the milk was not available, one of them pointed a pistol at him and pushed away his partner Hrithik Bishnoi.

Vardhan said the miscreants looted Rs 10,000 and snatched cellphones before fleeing.

SHO Pramila Sidhu said they were scrutinising CCTV footage of street number 12, South Avenue in Abohar, to get leads.

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