PATNA: Police have introduced a manhunt to arrest the 4 criminals, who looted cash and jewellery worth more than Rs 30 lakh, an ordinary revolver and its 25 reside cartridges from the flat owned by means of chartered accountant Ashish Kumar Haldhar in Lotus Apartment at New Patliputra Colony in the city round 2.30pm on Saturday.
DSP (legislation & order) Rakesh Kumar mentioned on Sunday some suspects had been interrogated, but none was arrested on this connection.
Before committing the daring robbery on Republic Day, the robbers entered the Patna SSP’s reputable cell phone number in the entry check in saved with the security guard, America Yadav, when he asked them to furnish the visitors’ main points. The check in has been seized by means of the police for forensic research. The criminals had come on a four-wheeler.
There was no CCTV digital camera in the apartment. Yadav mentioned the robbers had been in their late 20s. Ashish’s spouse Alpana and domestic help Anita had been inside of their flat number 301-A when the robbers pressed the door bell. Anita opened the door and the criminals barged inside of. They saved both the two girls captive at pistol level. The Haldhars have a son and a daughter, who reside in Delhi.
The robbers knew that Ashish was away from his flat for a couple of hours and the property had been saved by which room and wardrobes. Before leaving the flat with the booty, the criminals snatched a woollen cloth from Alpana’s hand and rubbed the primary door and its latches in order to erase their fingerprints.
Ashish advised IdealNews that the criminals took away diamond and gold jewellery worth a minimum of Rs25 lakh and Rs5 lakh in cash along with his non-public revolver and 25 cartridges. “I had left for Muzaffarpur at round 11am. The robbers had coated their faces with mufflers. They stayed throughout the flat for nearly an hour,” Ashish mentioned, adding the robbers didn't trouble to even peep into the 3 other rooms and went directly to the bed room.
“They tied Alpana’s palms and pointed two pistols on her neck and head. Later they introduced a sari from our bed room and tied her with the sofa in the drawing room the place she was gazing TV when Anita had opened the door,” he mentioned. They had also tied Anita’s palms sooner than taking her throughout the bed room.
Surprisingly, the criminals didn't even open probably the most 4 wardrobes used for maintaining Ashish’s cloths. “In fact, the robbers knew the whole thing about our bed room. They didn't contact even the expensive watches or electronic items,” he mentioned.
Anita mentioned the robbers loaded the revolver saved with the jewelry. They, out of worry, didn't lift an alarm even after the criminals had left the flat. Later, Alpana managed to get herself unfastened and knowledgeable Ashish over the phone concerning the incident when he was on way back from Muzaffarpur.
DSP (legislation & order) Rakesh Kumar mentioned on Sunday some suspects had been interrogated, but none was arrested on this connection.
Before committing the daring robbery on Republic Day, the robbers entered the Patna SSP’s reputable cell phone number in the entry check in saved with the security guard, America Yadav, when he asked them to furnish the visitors’ main points. The check in has been seized by means of the police for forensic research. The criminals had come on a four-wheeler.
There was no CCTV digital camera in the apartment. Yadav mentioned the robbers had been in their late 20s. Ashish’s spouse Alpana and domestic help Anita had been inside of their flat number 301-A when the robbers pressed the door bell. Anita opened the door and the criminals barged inside of. They saved both the two girls captive at pistol level. The Haldhars have a son and a daughter, who reside in Delhi.
The robbers knew that Ashish was away from his flat for a couple of hours and the property had been saved by which room and wardrobes. Before leaving the flat with the booty, the criminals snatched a woollen cloth from Alpana’s hand and rubbed the primary door and its latches in order to erase their fingerprints.
Ashish advised IdealNews that the criminals took away diamond and gold jewellery worth a minimum of Rs25 lakh and Rs5 lakh in cash along with his non-public revolver and 25 cartridges. “I had left for Muzaffarpur at round 11am. The robbers had coated their faces with mufflers. They stayed throughout the flat for nearly an hour,” Ashish mentioned, adding the robbers didn't trouble to even peep into the 3 other rooms and went directly to the bed room.
“They tied Alpana’s palms and pointed two pistols on her neck and head. Later they introduced a sari from our bed room and tied her with the sofa in the drawing room the place she was gazing TV when Anita had opened the door,” he mentioned. They had also tied Anita’s palms sooner than taking her throughout the bed room.
Surprisingly, the criminals didn't even open probably the most 4 wardrobes used for maintaining Ashish’s cloths. “In fact, the robbers knew the whole thing about our bed room. They didn't contact even the expensive watches or electronic items,” he mentioned.
Anita mentioned the robbers loaded the revolver saved with the jewelry. They, out of worry, didn't lift an alarm even after the criminals had left the flat. Later, Alpana managed to get herself unfastened and knowledgeable Ashish over the phone concerning the incident when he was on way back from Muzaffarpur.
Valuables worth Rs 30L looted from flat in Patna
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