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Briefly: Sec 20 resident duped of Rs 1.3 cr

A local resident fell prey to an online fraud. Bharat Kumar, a resident of Sector 20, reported that he was duped of Rs 1.30 crore on the pretext of investment in stocks. The cybercrime investigation cell has registered a case...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:06 AM Sep 28, 2024 IST

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A local resident fell prey to an online fraud. Bharat Kumar, a resident of Sector 20, reported that he was duped of Rs 1.30 crore on the pretext of investment in stocks. The cybercrime investigation cell has registered a case and started investigation. TNS

Phone snatched from Watchman

Panchkula: Sanjay Kumar, a resident of Sector 27 here, reported that he was walking to a house where he works as a watchman around 11.30 pm on Wednesday when four youths snatched his mobile phone and cash near a liquor shop. The police have registered a case under Section 304 (snatching) of the BNS.

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