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Elderly farmer robbed of 2,13,740 rupees in Chhata

A 70-year-old farmer from Kokaira village was robbed by two bike-borne men near KD Medical College bridge in Chaumuhan, Mathura.

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Elderly farmer robbed of 2,13,740 rupees in Chhata
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Chaumuhan, November 4, 2026: A 70-year-old farmer was robbed of 2,13,740 rupees by two bike-borne miscreants in the Chhata area on Thursday, November 5, 2026. The incident occurred on the bridge near KD Medical College in Chaumuhan, Mathura, as the victim was traveling home.

The victim, identified as Vasudev, is a resident of Kokaira village. According to the complaint filed with the police, Vasudev had traveled to Mathura with 1.12 lakh rupees intended for a payment to Lakhan Singh. After he was unable to locate Lakhan Singh, he met with a Munim named Meghshyam. There, he collected an additional 1.68 lakh rupees from the sale of his paddy crop.

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Vasudev was returning to his village in a tempo when the two suspects intercepted him near the KD Medical College bridge. The miscreants pushed the elderly man and forcibly took the total amount of 2,13,740 rupees from him before fleeing the scene on their motorcycle. Following the incident, the victim reported the robbery to the local police.

The authorities have registered a case against two unidentified suspects. Police are currently conducting an investigation into the matter and have begun reviewing CCTV footage from the surrounding areas to identify and trace the perpetrators.

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Saurabh Jain, Bureau Chief, MathuraNow

Saurabh Jain

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Saurabh Jain - Mathura is associated with MathuraNow and contributes coverage related to local updates, civic developments, Braj culture, and regional news from Mathura-Vrindavan.

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