Lucknow Indian Overseas Bank Locker Theft – Lucknow Bank Robbery Case

Earlier in the day on Monday, Noida Police had arrested three members of a gang from Bihar, 24 hours after the theft of Indian Overseas Bank in Chinhat. The passengers in the second car were stocked with 4 other biomasks. Of these, Sobind Kumar and another were involved in a late night police robbery, in which Sobind Kumar was murdered. The accused caught during the day have been identified as Arvind Kumar, Balram Kumar and Kailash Bind. These three were traveling in their Estilo car and were trying to get down from the Outer Ring Road.

During this time, Arvind Kumar, who supported the colleagues from Bihar, was injured in the leg by a police bullet. Police recovered cash worth Rs 3 lakh, precious jewelery and an illegal country-made pistol from their possession. In two such separate incidents, the police have so far arrested 3 accused, one of whom has been shot dead, while Mithun Kumar (28), Sunny Florida (28) and Mohit Kumar Verma have now been arrested. Even children are being given plastic bottles by the police for fishing.

1889 grams of gold and 1240 grams of silver were recovered from the raw material.

Police said the natives were aged between 22 and 28 years. His car stopped near Laulai village of Chinhat at around 8 am on Monday morning. A police officer said, ‘When the innocent spoke, four people pounced on the police.’ Police retaliated, in which one suspect, Arvind Kumar (22), was shot. Balram Kumar and Kailash Bind (both 28), who were present in the car with them, have also been arrested. Rs 3 lakh in cash, 1889 grams of gold and 1240 grams of silver have been recovered from them.

The gang is from Bihar and the person doing recce of the bank is from Lucknow.

Members of this Bihar-based gang punched a 2.5-foot hole in the wall of the Indian Overseas Bank in Chinhat on December 23. They looted valuables from 42 out of 90 lockers. The incident came to light on Sunday morning when a local veteran noticed a hole in the wall of the bank and informed the authorities about it. Police (East Zone) Shashank Singh said that the gang consists of seven members, out of which six hail from different mandals of Bihar. The seventh Babulal, Mukesh Kumar Verma, is a resident of Lucknow. It was Ankit Verma who had conducted the recce of the bank and had made arrangements for accommodation and vehicles for the gang members in Lucknow.

The security arrangement in the bank locker was not as per the standard.

He said, ‘The gang used professional cutters for the locker roller within 3-4 hours. Using them, the first detection of the motorcycle was made, after which three layers were identified. Lucknow’s Joint Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) Amit Verma highlighted the serious security arrangements in the bank. He said, ‘Out of the 7 supermarkets located in the bank, only 2 were working, and there was no night watchman. The wall of the bank was not removed through pieces of iron ore, making it very easy to break off pieces. There is a failure to keep up with the many stocks required for the security of bank locker facilities and these cashes have made the work of the machine easier.’

Search for remaining three fathers by making four special records

FOUR SPECIAL STICKLES ARE SEARCHING FOR FOUR SPECIAL SMILES. Further investigation is underway to uncover the gang’s larger network and past scandals. A reward of Rs 25,000 was announced from West East to anyone giving information about these three.