Thieves decamp with electronic items

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Sangrur, Updated At : 06:34 AM Oct 15, 2024 IST

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Unidentified persons decamped with electronic items from a shop situated at Kaula Park Market in Sangrur. The thieves reportedly stole 60 boxes of wires, 10 pumps and two juicers on the intervening night of October 12 and 13.

Shop owner Sanjay Singla said after closing his shop on October 12, he went home. On October 13, he found his shop ransacked. SHO Manpreet Singh said the probe was underway and a case had been registered against unknown persons under Sections 331 (4) and 305 of the BNS.

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