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Abohar man robbed of Rs 30K

A Maujgarh village resident was robbed of Rs 30,000 by at Alamgarh village. The victim, Mohinder Kumar, he had gone to Alamgarh to meet his in-laws. He said he had Rs 30,000 cash, which was to be paid to a...

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Abohar, Updated At : 07:17 AM Oct 05, 2024 IST

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A Maujgarh village resident was robbed of Rs 30,000 by at Alamgarh village.

The victim, Mohinder Kumar, he had gone to Alamgarh to meet his in-laws. He said he had Rs 30,000 cash, which was to be paid to a brick kiln operator. As he reached the village, miscreants smashed a window of his car and snatched the money from him. The police said the suspects have been identified and a case has been registered.

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