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Fake police officers steal Rs 20L, 1.4-kg gold from shop

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In a daring daylight robbery, two unidentified men allegedly posing as police officers stole cash and gold worth several lakhs from a shop in Chhota Bazar, Farsh Bazar, Northeast Delhi on Monday afternoon, the police said.

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According to the complaint filed at the Farsh Bazar police station, the incident occurred around 1.50 pm at a gold smelting shop owned by Shankar Pujari. At the time of the robbery, three employees — Vikram, Jeevan and Vikas — were present in the shop along with Pujari’s brother Shambu. Moments before the incident, Shambu had reportedly gone home for lunch.

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The two suspects entered the premises claiming to be officers on duty and overpowered the staff. They then fled with approximately Rs 20 lakh in cash and 1,400 g of gold. A case under relevant sections of robbery and impersonation has been registered, and teams have been formed to identify and apprehend the culprits, officials said.

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