Florist thrashed in Sector 29, robbed, FIR not yet registered
TNN | Updated: Apr 23, 2019, 10:44 IST
Picture used for representational purpose onlyCHANDIGARH: Three people allegedly thrashed a shopkeeper and stole flowers worth Rs 1,500 in Sector 29 on Sunday night
Anupam Singh, the elder brother of the victim, said his younger brother Devender Singh alias Shivam was alone at the shop and having his dinner at 11.15 pm.
Three persons came to the shop and demanded a garland. When Shivam gave them one, they started running with it. Shivam chased and caught them. The three agreed to pay for the garland but threw Rs 500 on the floor and again started running. When Shivam raised an alarm, they thrashed him and fled. A PCR gypsy arrived, but cops suggested to lodge a complaint with the Industrial Area police station.
Anupam alleged he and Shivam went to the police station but cops did not register a case.
Anupam Singh, the elder brother of the victim, said his younger brother Devender Singh alias Shivam was alone at the shop and having his dinner at 11.15 pm.
Three persons came to the shop and demanded a garland. When Shivam gave them one, they started running with it. Shivam chased and caught them. The three agreed to pay for the garland but threw Rs 500 on the floor and again started running. When Shivam raised an alarm, they thrashed him and fled. A PCR gypsy arrived, but cops suggested to lodge a complaint with the Industrial Area police station.
Anupam alleged he and Shivam went to the police station but cops did not register a case.
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