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NEW DELHI: A middle-aged driver was shot at by two unidentified men on a motorcycle as he resisted an attempted robbery on Thursday. Police said Vijay Pal had parked the car near Rithala Metro station in Rohini when two men asked for the keys. As he refused, one them shot at him and fled.
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