Man murdered
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A resident of Koodur, near here, who tried to prevent a four-member gang from robbing an automatic teller machine in the village, was murdered on Saturday.Sources said the gang arrived at the ATM of a
A resident of Koodur, near here, who tried to prevent a four-member gang from robbing an automatic teller machine in the village, was murdered on Saturday. Sources said the gang arrived at the ATM of a nationalised bank around 4 a.m. and attempted to break the machine using gas cutters. Thamizharasan, who was passing through the area, raised an alarm and tried to prevent the robbery. However, he was overpowered by the gangsters and stabbed to death.
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