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Chandigarh: 18 stolen cycles recovered from man held for mobile theft
The Chandigarh Police on Thursday recovered 18 stolen cycles from a 26-year-old man who was arrested in a mobile theft case on March 21
The Chandigarh police on Thursday recovered 18 cycles from a 26-year-old man who was arrested in a mobile theft case on March 21. The accused, Ankush alias Pinka, a resident of Burai village was arrested for stealing a mobile phone of a construction employee from GMCH 32.
“During investigation, the accused disclosed that he had also stolen cycles from different parts of Chandigarh. He was on two days police remand and now has now been sent to judicial custody,” said police.
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