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Four held with 19 snatched mobile phones

The police arrested four youths, involved in several incidents of phone snatching. The accused have been identified Harvinder Singh, alias Honey, Ankit, Gorav of Phase-11 and Ganga Charan of Bareilly. As many as 19 mobile phones and a two-wheeler were...

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Mohali, Updated At : 07:40 AM Oct 22, 2024 IST

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The police arrested four youths, involved in several incidents of phone snatching. The accused have been identified Harvinder Singh, alias Honey, Ankit, Gorav of Phase-11 and Ganga Charan of Bareilly. As many as 19 mobile phones and a two-wheeler were recovered from them. The police said Honey, Ankit and Gorav used to snatch phones from passersby and sell it to Ganga Charan who was employed in Phase 11. A case was registered against them at the Mataur police station.

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