Jaipur: ATM in Shahpura on the outskirts of the city near Jaipur-Delhi National Highway riding fire during theft on Monday night where cash until RS 3 Lakh was burned while the defendant escaped with an estimate of Rs 38 Lakh.
According to Jaipur (rustic) SP Sharka Dutt Sharma, which was accused of using a gas cutter to cut atm.
“The ATM burned and the defendant fled with around Rs 38 Lakh while banknotes from nearly Rs 3 Lakh,” he said.
Police said the exact amount of burning cash and robbed cannot be ascertained because they were waiting for a bank and ATM operations contractor to present the final loss assessment report.
“It is an ATM that is not at all guarded.
Besides that, CCTV was dead and the alarm did not leave even when the defendant tried to cut it,” Sharma told Tii, adding that the special investigation team was set to trace the defendant.
Police Rajasthan suspected that the same gang that had been performed by ATM theft in Jhunjhunu Regency in the last two weeks was behind the incident.
“Our team checks Operandi mode to cross with another robbery that takes place in the Jhunjhunu District.
ATM gangs use a gas cutter that is not the most preferred instrument that relies on experienced criminals.
Most of the gangs in the past tie ATM to the SUV to revoke it,” said An official, adding the police also investigated why additional cash put into the ATM about two days ago there was a little customer footsteps.
TNN.