Jodhpur: Two armed robbers plundered Rs 12 lakh from a bank in Gangsani village near Jodhpur on Wednesday morning.
They entered the bank almost after opening in the morning and escaped with money in just 10 minutes.
The two defendants had their faces wrapped in a handkerchief to hide their identity.
One of them had a gun in his hand, while others had a knife with him to threaten bank staff.
The police have begun the hunt accused based on video deprivation captured by the camera in the bank and has established Nakabandi on a different route.
According to ACP Rajendra Prasad, the incident took place in the SBI branch in Gangani Village on Jalan Raya Jodhpur-Nagaur at around 10:45 a.m.
on Wednesday, almost after the bank door opened for the day.
“The bank has just opened around 10am and staff members will start their day when two people with their faces are wrapped in Hanki and one of them holds a gun and others waving a knife, flying to the bank and locking all staff including guards, who are present at One room, “said wet.
They also threatened some customers, who came to withdraw cash and one of them went straight to the cashier and threatened it with a knife, while the pistol kept watching the gun.
“In the cash register room, he chose all the cash available there and put all the money into the bag, which they had brought,” said being wagged.
They execute a boot in just 10-15 minutes and escape from a bank with cash on a motorcycle.
The total number of loots is calculated as Rs 11.95 lakh.
Siawakar said that the police had submitted a case of complaints of the Bank manager and had tried to identify both.
“We have started a search operation to hunt them up and have established Nakabandi in all areas.
In addition, we also checked CCTV recordings from the camera around,” he said.
In the past month, this is the third incident where the bank has been looted in the same way by people with the same appearance.
In two previous incidents, the target was small branches of rural areas, which included the SBI branch in Khandap Village in Barmer and Roon Village in Nagaur.
While a number of RS 5.23 Lakh had been led to the previous incident, RS 94,000 was looted at the next incident.
The police have not reached any breakthrough in this incident.