Ludhiana: Two men in the sedan who came to refuel conducted robbery at the filling station at GT Road in Sahnewal at the early hours on Friday.
The criminals, who came disguised as customers, lifted staff in Gunpoint and were then put to sleep with any cash available with employees, printers, led computer screens and drawer cabinets, believing it might happen around cash.
5.30 am when there is no invasion of vehicles.
The criminals come in a Skoda car that doesn’t have a number plate.
First, they got Rs 3,200 fuel filled in the car and then executed the crime.
According to staff at the charging station, they suffered a loss around Rs 42,000.
All incidents have also been arrested on CCTV cameras installed at the charging station.
Brili Mohan, manager at the filling station, said three Neeraj staff, Kundan and Chandan were present when the incident occurred at around 5:30 a.m.
There are two occupants in the car.
After refueling, one of the defendants came out of the car and brandished Revolver in Neeraj, the manager claimed.
“Threatens to shoot Neeraj, the defendant took cash from him.
After that, the second defendant carried a screwdriver to get out of the car.
The defendant took Neeraj at the point of the weapon and went to the office where Chandan and Kundan counted cash.
The defendant threatens them, taking cash, taking cash, screen LEDs and printers.
The defendant asked for more cash from the staff, but the latter said that they had handed all cash, “Brij accused.” There was a drawer cabinet in an office that was interesting to charge Their key, which was there with me.
Without the button available, one of the defendants tried to open a drawer with a screwdriver, but it didn’t work.
As suggested by the 2nd opening, he took the cabinet too, but contained important documents.
We have experienced Losses around Rs 42,000, “Brij added.
ASI Harmesh Singh, Responsible, Kanganwal Police Post, said, “The police have registered a case below 379-B (grabbing) and 34 (actions carried out by several people in the continuation of general intentions) from the IPC against two unknown charges.
Cars used by the defendant did not have a registration number plate.
The further probe is taking place.
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