Car lifters strike near Police Station
Srinagar: Car lifters on Tuesday struck at busy Veterinary campus at Red Cross Road and took away Maruti Alto Silver Coloured Car (JK01H 7553) which was parked there by its owner Zahoor Ahmad Khan, a computer professional, of I T Associates, Gaw Kadal.
The owner had entered the campus to drop some supplies and on his exiting the office, he was shocked to find the vehicle missing. Zahoor said that he had left computer items including a Printer, TFT Monitor, Hard Drives, External Drives besides an old CPU in the vehicle. He later filed an FIR with PS Kothibagh. The place is yards away from Police Station Maisuma.
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