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Manish Sisodia's office burgled, documents stolen

Manish Sisodia
Publish: Fri, 30 Dec 2016 (16:26 IST) Updated: Fri, 30 Dec 2016 (16:33 IST)
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New Delhi: The local office of Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia situated in East Delhi's Vinod Nagar area has been burgled and important reports, documents and computers were stolen, police sources said here today.

They said that the theft probably took place late last night and the items were stolen from the reception area of the office by the thieves. It is a temporary office of Mr Sisodia, which is in the process of being shifted. The sources said that the thieves barged into the office breaking the lock and ransacked the office. Meanwhile, police is probing the matter. (UNI)
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