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Briefly: Maid booked for house theft

Chandigarh: A maid has been booked for committing a theft at a house in Sector 37. Complainant Satnam Singh reported that Rs 2 lakh, 100 Canadian dollars and jewellery items were stolen from his house when he and his family...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:24 AM Dec 19, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh: A maid has been booked for committing a theft at a house in Sector 37. Complainant Satnam Singh reported that Rs 2 lakh, 100 Canadian dollars and jewellery items were stolen from his house when he and his family had gone to attend a wedding.

Electronic items stolen from car

Chandigarh: An unidentified person stole electronic items from a car parked in Sector 34. Complainant Bhupender Singh reported that someone broke its windowpane and stole two LED projectors, 10 Bluetooth speakers, USB ports and a purse containing Rs 4,200.

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