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Dhuri traders up in arms over robbery

Sangrur, April 25 Demanding immediate arrest of the accused who fired in air and robbed Rs 70,000 and a mobile phone from a shopkeeper in Dhuri on Sunday, traders pulled down their shutters and protested at Dhuri city police station....

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Updated At : 11:16 AM Apr 26, 2022 IST

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Sangrur, April 25

Demanding immediate arrest of the accused who fired in air and robbed Rs 70,000 and a mobile phone from a shopkeeper in Dhuri on Sunday, traders pulled down their shutters and protested at Dhuri city police station.

Surinder Kumar, a shopkeeper, said, “The law and order situation is worsening as cops are unable to arrest the accused.”

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SHO Harjinder Singh said, “We are conducting raids and the accused will be arrested soon.” —

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