Four arrested in robbery case
The Hindu
The police arrested four persons, including an employee of a petrol bunk who is said to have hatched a conspiracy, on the charge of robbing a manager of the petrol bunk of ₹4.2 lakh in cash.The names
The police arrested four persons, including an employee of a petrol bunk who is said to have hatched a conspiracy, on the charge of robbing a manager of the petrol bunk of ₹4.2 lakh in cash.
The names of the arrested persons were given as Shyam Shankar, employee of Ashirwad Petrol Bunk, Abhishek, Karthik and Sagar. All are aged between 26 and 30. While Abhishek is a resident of Kudupu, the others are from Shakti Nagar.
On September 28, Bhojappa, manager of Ashirwad Petrol Bunk, was attacked near Chilimbi Arch by two men when he was on his two-wheeler on his way to deposit the cash at a branch of Saraswat Bank. The incident occurred at around 1 p.m. A case was registered with the Urwa Police and a special team was formed to trace the accused.
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