Our Correspondent
Ludhiana, April 1
The police have arrested a couple after their unsuccessful attempt to loot gold ornaments from shop of a jeweller on Noorwala Road here on Wednesday. The couple was booked under Sections 379-B/457/511 of the IPC. The suspects have been identified as Dev Das and his wife Arvinder Kaur, both residents of New Shivpuri Colony.
The complainant Jatinder Kumar, who owns a jewellery shop on Noorwala Road here, told the police that the couple came to his shop on Wednesday afternoon to purchase gold ear rings. “As I was showing ear rings to them, the suspects threw red chilly powder on my face with the intent of looting gold ornaments. Since I was wearing glasses, the chillies had a little effect on me and the duo was overpowered on the spot,” said Jatinder.
The investigating officer, Surinder Kumar, said the matter was being probed.
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Theft at ESI dispensary
Thieves broke into ESI dispensary No. 7 in Shimlapuri on the intervening night of March 30 and 31 and decamped with laptop, 32 inch LED, big and small batteries, printer, battery stand, microwave and tablet. Medical officer in-charge of the dispensary, Dr Sangeeta, reported the theft to the police. On her complaint the police registered a case under Sections 457/380 of the IPC in this regard.
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A resident of Sector 32-A on Chandigarh Road reported theft of his Innova SUV (bearing registration No. PB-10ET-0970), which was parked outside his house, on Tuesday night. The complainant, Tanvir Singh, said he parked the SUV in street along his house late in the evening on Tuesday, but found it missing the next morning. The police said it was established from the footage of CCTV cameras installed at the complainant’s house that a person riding a Baleno car (bearing registration No. DL-10CN-0455) had stolen Innova. “A case under Section 379, IPC, has been registered and efforts are on to trace the thief,” the police added.
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Bid to loot jeweller lands couple in police net
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