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Ludhiana firm robbed of Rs 6.7 lakh, probe on

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Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, June 12

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Four armed robbers barged into the office of AH Alloys, a steel company, on the Gill Road this afternoon and allegedly looted Rs 6.72 lakh. The accused had come on two motorcycles.

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ADCP Jaskiranjit Singh Teja said the incident took place around 1.45 pm when AH Alloys manager Jagwant Singh and a servant, Durga Parsad, were present in the office. A few minutes earlier, Nirmal Singh, the cashier of Trust Support System at Focal Point, had come to the office to deposit a payment of Rs 5 lakh.

A robber wearing a helmet allegedly knocked at the office door by posing as a courier boy. When Durga opened the door, three more masked robbers barged into the office. The robbers allegedly pointed a gun at the manager and asked him to hand over cash to them. They tied all three present in the office to chairs with a piece of cloth.

A robber took Rs 1.72 lakh cash from an almirah and signalled his aides to leave. However, when they were leaving, one of the robbers saw the bag, containing Rs 5 lakh under Nirmal’s chair and they took that as well.

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ADCP Teja said CCTV cameras were installed in the office and technical experts were called to scan the DVR so that the accused could be identified.

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