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Chandigarh: Man caught on camera slapping elderly couple

| | Dec 12, 2015, at 04:21 am
Chandigarh, Dec 11 (IBNS): A man was caught on camera slapping a woman and her husband at their mobile phone shop in a market complex in the Chandigarh city, media reports said on Friday.
The victims are in their 60's.
 
On Thursday, the man had come to the shop in Sector 18 of the Chandigarh city to meet the couple's son over a dispute regarding his handset. 
 
After a heated argument, he started slapping them. The attacker even caught hold of the elderly man and started beating him vigorously.
 
The police have arrested the attacker and said that he was drunk during the incident.
 

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