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Man lodges theft plaint against son

A resident of Kheri Sampla village in Rohtak district has lodged a complaint of theft with the police against his son. Karamvir, a dealer of old cars and scrap, has accused his son of stealing some automobile parts from his...

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Rohtak, Updated At : 06:08 AM Oct 22, 2024 IST

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A resident of Kheri Sampla village in Rohtak district has lodged a complaint of theft with the police against his son. Karamvir, a dealer of old cars and scrap, has accused his son of stealing some automobile parts from his shop.

“I run a shop and deal in old cars and scrap. On Sunday evening, I got a call from Jasbir Rathi, who told me that my son and another youth had stolen some automobile parts from my shop. I rushed to the shop and found that the said parts had indeed been stolen,” said the complainant. Karamvir told the police that his son Naveen was a drug addict and he had disowned him in 2017.

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