In Shivpuri district of Madhya Pradesh, on Tuesday afternoon, 90 thousand rupees were stolen from a bag outside a bank in broad daylight. Two girls cut a young man’s bag with a blade and took out the money. The young man came to know about the theft the next day. The incident has been captured on CCTV camera. The case is from Karera police station area. According to information, 26-year-old Akash Srivastava, a resident of village Dumghana, works at SBI Kiosk Bank Futa Talab. On April 7, at around 11:40 AM, he reached the Gandhi Road, Karera branch of State Bank of India. Withdrew 1 lakh 60 thousand rupees from the bank He withdrew 1 lakh 60 thousand rupees through a check from the account of kiosk operator Saurabh Srivastava. He put the money in his bag and left the bank. Akash put the withdrawn amount in his bag and slung it over his back. During this, as soon as he reached the main gate of the bank, one of the two young women already present there started talking to him. Meanwhile, the other young woman quietly stood behind him. As soon as she got the chance, she cut the bag with a blade. See 3 pictures related to the incident The theft was discovered upon reaching the kiosk. After the incident, Akash reached his kiosk bank. When he opened the bag, he found 90 thousand rupees missing. Suspecting theft due to the missing amount, he immediately returned to the bank and had the CCTV cameras checked. The CCTV footage clearly showed that an unknown young woman standing behind him used a blade to cut the bag. Meanwhile, another young woman kept distracting the man by engaging him in conversation. The entire incident was carried out in a very well-planned manner. Case registered after complaint, police engaged in search On the complaint of victim Akash Srivastava, Karera police station registered a case against an unknown young woman on Wednesday. Police are now working to identify the accused based on CCTV footage and are searching for them. Post navigation High Court stays sentence of former IAS Suleman:Contempt appeal accepted, notice issued to opposing party Tax collection rises in MP:Up 2–5% in Bhopal-Indore; 47% in Ujjain after Mahakal expansion
