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Mohali police still clueless in ATM theft case

Mohali, July 20 A day around Rs 9 lakh were stolen from an ATM of Punjab National Bank in Gharuan, the police are still groping in the dark without any identification of the suspects. Gharaun SHO said: “We are investigating...

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Updated At : 01:00 PM Jul 21, 2020 IST

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Mohali, July 20

A day around Rs 9 lakh were stolen from an ATM of Punjab National Bank in Gharuan, the police are still groping in the dark without any identification of the suspects.

Gharaun SHO said: “We are investigating the case. Through CCTV footage, it was learnt that the miscreants arrived in a Honda Amaze or Chevrolet Cruze car, as the video was not clear. The route maps have been prepared and we are coordinating with all nearby police stations.” — TNS

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