Jaipur: A 54-year-old government teacher allegedly beaten and robbed at gunmarks in a public toilet near the Sindhi Camp bus stand here.
The victim, Mahendra Kumar Sharma, in Fir it at the Sindhi Camp police station accused him of coming to Jaipur from Manoharpur on a private bus on Saturday.
He arrived on the bus standing around 5 in the morning and went to the general Urino nearby when an unknown suspect armed with an iron road hit him.
Even before Sharma could react, two other suspects slid.
A man stuck it with firearms, while the third robber threatened him with a knife and asked him to give them money.
They took out their wallets that had around Rs 1,800 and escaped from the place.
Sharma claimed that she was bloody as much as possible after the attack.
The taxi driver saw Sharma and took him to the hospital in Bani Park.
After initial treatment, Sharma went to the police station and asked for help.
The police put forward a group of bottom section 384 (extortion), 341 (wrong restraints) and 323 (causing injury) from the IPC.
The Rajendra Singh investigation officer told the Toi that the police tried to track allegations involved in crime.
An official claimed that they were examining the nearest CCTV camera to find the suspect’s movement.
“The area around the Sindhi camp is usually buzzing with activities all the time, but a common small room may have been abandoned when crime occurs.
We talk to shop owners and vendors who regularly visit the area to get some clues about the suspect,” said an official.
add that the condition of Sharma is stable.