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Snatchers on the prowl

After a lull, the chain snatching gangs have become active again and the police appear to be clueless as of now.

Almost 15 chain snatching cases were reported within a fortnight and the gang’s identity is still a mystery.

The offenders targeted eight women in Cyberabad limits within four hours even after knowing that the police were on the lookout for them. Some daredevilry!

M. SRINIVAS

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