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Cashier, guard shot dead at Delhi’s Badarpur toll plaza

NEW DELHI: A cashier and a security guard of a toll plaza were on Sunday shot dead by two assailants in a suspected robbery bid in southeast Delhis Badarpur area the police said

Updated At : 07:09 PM Feb 28, 2016 IST

Police investigate the murder of two people —a cashier and a guard of a toll plaza — who were shot at by some unidentified men in Delhi's Badarpur on Sunday. ANI photo

New Delhi, February 28

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