Rs 11 lakh stolen from village ATM booth in Bahadurgarh subdivision

Tribune News Service Jhajjar, April 6 Thieves struck at an ATM booth of Punjab National Bank at Jasaur Kheri village under the Bahadurgarh subdivision last evening and decamped with Rs 11 lakh. There was no security guard at the booth...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:36 PM Apr 07, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service

Jhajjar, April 6

Thieves struck at an ATM booth of Punjab National Bank at Jasaur Kheri village under the Bahadurgarh subdivision last evening and decamped with Rs 11 lakh. There was no security guard at the booth when the incident took place.

Although a CCTV camera has been installed there, the miscreants threw some chemical on it before breaking open the ATM dispenser. A case has been registered on the complaint of the bank manager.

According to the footages of CCTV cameras installed nearby, the looters came in a black car. In one of the footages, two miscreants were seen, but their faces are not clearly visible.

Investigation officer Jasbir Singh said efforts were underway to identify the accused at the earliest.

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