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Call centre owner attacked

NEW DELHI: Two young men allegedly fired at the car of a call centre owner near the Buddha Garden here on Monday.

Neeraj Sharma, who runs a domestic call centre at Karol Bagh, was returning from Satya Niketan with his friends in his Hyundai Accent car when two men on a bike fired two bullets at them. Though the window panes of the vehicle were smashed, no one was injured, the police said. No arrests had been made till late at night.

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