Chandigarh Police have filed a chargesheet against two individuals in connection with a theft at a dental clinic in Manimajra. According to investigators, cash amounting to ₹13 lakh, two gold coins, and a cheque book were allegedly stolen from the premises in August. The clinic owner reported the incident after arriving at the workplace and noticing a broken drawer lock and a removed glass pane.
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Chandigarh Police have filed a chargesheet against two individuals in connection with a theft at a dental clinic in Manimajra. According to investigators, cash amounting to ₹13 lakh, two gold coins, and a cheque book were allegedly stolen from the premises in August. The clinic owner reported the incident after arriving at the workplace and noticing a broken drawer lock and a removed glass pane.
The clinic owner stated that the large sum of cash was kept at the clinic because construction work was ongoing at his residence. Following the complaint, a case was registered at the Manimajra police station under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Police subsequently arrested two suspects in separate locations in Manimajra.
During the investigation, authorities claimed to have recovered a total of ₹5 lakh in cash from the two accused persons, alongside various personal and business documents belonging to the clinic owner. With the completion of the chargesheet, further legal proceedings are set to take place before the court.
Not yet reported: The articles do not mention any final court verdict or the recovery of the missing gold coins and cheque book.
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Police have filed a chargesheet against the two accused individuals, and further proceedings will take place before the court.
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A dental clinic owner whose workplace in Manimajra was targeted while construction work was underway at his residence.
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