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Jabalpur bank robbery: In Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, a sensational case of robbery of crores has come to light from a bank on Monday morning at the tip of the bag. It is being told that the robbery incident took place when the bank was open at 9 am. As soon as the bank opened, the five masked masked plans nearby rode on separate bikes in a planned manner and carried out the robbery incident in the bank by adaming the katta or revolver directly in the bank premises. It is being told that in about 10 to 15 minutes, the five masked dacoits escaped from the spot in a blink of an eye.

It is being told that this sensational incident of robbery took place at the Small Finance Bank branch located near the National Highway and Khitoula mode of Sihora at around 9 am when the functioning and transaction of the bank did not even start. Meanwhile, the accused reached the bank at 8.55 am in a planned manner and escaped after committing the robbery of the bank employees by staging a gun on the temple.

Five miscreants put masks on face with helmet

According to the information received, unknown dacoits have looted about 12 kg of gold and 5 lakh 70 thousand cash from the bank. The estimated price of gold looted from the bank is being reported in crores. It is being told that all the accused came to the bank premises by riding on different biks. Everyone had a helmet. At the same time, the face was also covered with masks and covered with hands. At present, the police is looking for the accused.

Questions raised on police functioning

As soon as the incident was known, the teams of Khitaula and Sihora police arrived on the spot and started investigating. At the same time, all the CCTV cameras installed in the bank and CCTV footage nearby are being searched. The special thing is that no one knows, which side the five crooks have run away after committing the incident. This lobbying incident of loot has once again raised serious questions on the city’s law and order. Because, almost every month a robbery happens in Khitaula or Sihora in the district. Recently, the Jwalamukhi temple, which is recognized as a major religious of Sihora, has been stolen two days ago, which is still under investigation.