Theft like Money Heist has come to light in Lucknow
Recently web series Money Heist has become active in Uttar Pradesh, after kanpur, now a theft like Money Heist has come to light in the capital Lucknow. The thieves have carried out the theft of crores by digging the wall and cutting the bank locker with a cutter. The thieves have carried out a major theft in indian Overseas Bank. The thieves dug the wall of the bank from the vacant plot next to the bank and cut the bank locker room with a glader cutter and broke 30 lockers and escaped with jewelry and valuable papers.
Perhaps the thieves have carried out a major theft in the bank near the police post on Lucknow-Ayodhya Highway. The theft incident has been captured in CCTV in the bank. In which the thieves are seen in large numbers, on the information of high profile theft, police officers, forensic and dog squad team reached the spot and started investigating the matter. Let us tell you that on this day last year, crores of rupees were stolen from sbi bank in kanpur by digging a tunnel from the adjacent plot. Exactly one year later, the theft in lucknow bank on the same pattern is pointing towards a big syndicate. This incident took place near Matiyari police post of Chinhat police station area.
Moreover regarding the robbery in the bank, DCP east shashank Singh said that Sandeep, manager of Overseas bank located in Matiyari, Chinhat, had informed the police. Some people broke into the bank by cutting the wall from the plant next to the bank. On receiving the information, police officers and forensic and dog squad team immediately reached the spot. shashank Singh further said that investigation has revealed that about four people have entered the bank by cutting the wall. Some of the lockers in the bank have escaped by opening the lockers and taking the stuff kept in them. There was another locker filled with 12 lakhs which is safe according to the bank manager. The bank's alarm system was not working and there was no guard, taking advantage of which the miscreants carried out this incident. 6 teams have been set up for the investigation, including the crime team.