Bag with Rs 3.5 lakh stolen from wedding
Express news service : Chandigarh, Sat Nov 03 2012, 04:48 hrs
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An unidentified man stole a bag with Rs 3.5 lakh cash in it, from a wedding at the community center at Manimajra.
The father of the groom, Rehman Ali, a resident of Samadhi Gate, Manimajra, informed the police. However, the police has not been unable to trace the thief of the money as yet.
At midnight on November 1, Rehman Ali had organized a marriage function for his son. But while Ali was busy with the ceremony, a speeding biker snatched a bag from one of the family members. The bag contained Rs 3.5 lakh in cash.
The thief had covered his face and the family members were not able to take a note of his vehicle registration number.
One of the police officials said that they have not yet traced the thief.
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