Trader shot at, robbed off Rs. 6 lakh

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Press Trust of India Motihari
Last Updated : Apr 01 2016 | 7:32 PM IST
Unidentified miscreants today shot at and wounded a trader before looting Rs. Six lakh cash and his bike at Baraghat bridge in Chakia area of Bihar's East Champaran district, a police officer said.
The trader Ramchandra Prasad was riding a bike on way to Chakia when armed bike-borne miscreants intercepted him and shot at his abdomen before looting a bagful of cash and his motorcycle, Chakia police station in-charge Ashok Kumar Azad said.
The injured trader was rushed to a private hospital in Muzaffarpur where his condition was said to be stable, he said.
A case has been lodged in this connection and raids were on.
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First Published: Apr 01 2016 | 7:32 PM IST

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