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Chandigarh: Youth stabbed at Ram Darbar

Around 12 armed persons attacked a youth at Ram Darbar. The victim, Nikhil, a resident of Ram Darbar, was stabbed during the assault in Phase II of Ram Darbar. The suspects have been identified as Vishal, alias Bawa; Sonu, Rohit,...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:51 AM Oct 15, 2024 IST

Around 12 armed persons attacked a youth at Ram Darbar. The victim, Nikhil, a resident of Ram Darbar, was stabbed during the assault in Phase II of Ram Darbar. The suspects have been identified as Vishal, alias Bawa; Sonu, Rohit, alias Kukar; Ujjawal, Ravi, Jannu, Gaurv, Akram. Nikhil has been admitted to the PGI. The police have registered a case of attempt to murder on a complaint filed by his brother.

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