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Kamakshipalya police arrest three for extorting food delivery agents

Last updated: July 12, 2023 10:54 pm
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BENGALURU: The Kamakshipalya police have arrested three people who were targeting food delivery boys and extorting them. The accused are Abhishek, Sharath and Madhu.

The police have seized Rs 4 lakh in cash and lethal weapons which was used for the crime from the accused. The trio was targeting food delivery agents on the road at night to extort them. Further investigation is under way.

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