Greed for money turned the national boxer into a robber, he committed the robbery of Rs 30 lakh; arrested with associates
You must also remember that famous dialogue from the film Hera-Pheri – ‘Paisa ka chakkar Babu bhaiya, paisa ka chakkar’. While enacting this dialogue, a national boxing player became a robber. He, along with many of his associates, looted Rs 30 lakh from the employees of a private company. Now in this case, Bulandshahr police has arrested the robbers and disclosed the entire incident. According to the police, all the robbers are residents of Haryana.
Had looted Rs 30 lakh
SSP Shlok Kumar said that six robbers, including a national and district level boxer, who were involved in the robbery of Rs 30 lakh from the employees of a private company, have been arrested. All of them are residents of Haryana. One of the arrested robbers was a contract driver of Delhi Police. Giving further information, the police said that on December 12, robbers had looted Rs 30 lakh from the employees of a private company traveling in a car.
At the time of the robbery, the company employees were bringing cash from Delhi to Arnia Power Plant. As soon as the employees’ car reached Pahasu police station area. The robbers in the car overtook the car and stopped it and ran away after looting all the money. On getting information about this, the police got involved in the investigation and as soon as the information was received, they arrested the robbers.
The driver was in contact with robbers
SSP said that Pradeep, the driver of the company employees’ car, was in contact with the robbers. Through which we got the clue. Police further said that among the arrested robbers, Ashu has played national and Kunal state level boxing competition. At the same time, Pradeep has also been a contract driver of Delhi Police. Police have recovered Rs 28.12 lakh, 3 pistols, 6 cartridges and an Ertiga car from the possession of the robbers. Meanwhile, SSP Shlok Kumar has announced a reward of Rs 25,000 for the team that arrests the robbers.
