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Denied increment, man steals Rs 6 lakh from office in Delhi

20-year-old accused was arrested
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A 20-year-old man, who was denied a "salary hike" at his workplace, planned and committed a theft of Rs 6 lakh and other expensive items, a senior police officer said on Tuesday. The accused, identified as Hasan Khan, was arrested.

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Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Vichitra Veer said on December 31, Rs 6 lakh in cash and various electronics were stolen from a bike showroom. Later, the police registered an FIR and formed a team to investigate the case, he added.

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During the investigation, the cops conducted technical surveillance, analysing over 100 CCTV cameras and interrogated the showroom staff, identifying one employee, namely Hasan Khan, as a suspect.

"We apprehended Hasan and during the inquiry, cash worth around Rs 5 lakh and two expensive cameras were recovered at his instance," the DCP said.

During the interrogation, it was revealed that the accused, a technical expert, had intentionally turned off the showroom's lights on the day of the theft to avoid being identified and had also worn a helmet.

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"His dissatisfaction with the management's refusal to increase his pay had led him to plan and commit the theft," the DCP said.

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