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Rickshaw-pullers in Ambala turn thieves

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D N DIVAKAR

Posted: Feb 04, 2009 at 2242 hrs IST

Ambala The rickshaw-pullers in Ambala are becoming notorious for their disappearing act. There have been increasing incidents where they have run off with the luggage of passengers.

Recently, one Amarjit Singh had hired a rickshaw. On the way, he stopped to make a purchase, leaving behind his bag containing Rs 13,000. When he returned, the rickshaw-puller was missing. A complaint was registered with the police. There have been many such reported and unreported incidents recently involving the rickshaw-pullers.

The police are trying to find the culprits. But since most of them are migrants, the addresses given by them are fake.

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