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Eleven parked cars scratched in broad daylight, Gelegphu

September 17, 2021
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Police in Gelegphu are looking for a miscreant or miscreants who have scratched 11 cars parked in the town. The incident took place earlier today in broad daylight at about 3 to 3:30 pm.

This is the second time that parked vehicles were damaged in the same area. Earlier on September 9, seven vehicles were damaged. Police could not trace the suspect(s) then because the surveillance camera installed in that location was off as there was no power supply. However, police have obtained footage captured on a CCTV installed in that area this time.

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