Man ‘robbed of’ Rs 2.10 lakh near Malakpur
Express news service : Ludhiana, Sun Mar 10 2013, 00:14 hrs
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Two miscreants on a motorcycle allegedly looted Rs 2.10 lakh from a man at Humbran road near Malakpur village on Saturday. Mahesh Kumar (30) of Janakpuri, working with a scrap dealer, claims that he was on his to make payments against some machines that the scrap dealer had bought when he was robbed. Police, however, are yet to register a case as, they said, Mahesh has been frequently changing the statements.
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