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Trader robbed at gunpoint

Four unidentified youths robbed a Ghanaulli shopkeeper of Rs 7,000, mobile phone and goods on Wednesday. The victim, Dev Narayan, said they were carrying sharp weapons and a countrymade pistol. DSP Rajpal Singh Gill also visited the spot. ...

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Rupnagar, Updated At : 07:10 AM Oct 13, 2024 IST

Four unidentified youths robbed a Ghanaulli shopkeeper of Rs 7,000, mobile phone and goods on Wednesday. The victim, Dev Narayan, said they were carrying sharp weapons and a countrymade pistol. DSP Rajpal Singh Gill also visited the spot.

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