Rs.1.34 crore looted from bank van in Punjab


Posted on 10th Mar 2015 10:38 am by mohit kumar

Chandigarh, March 9 (IANS) Unidentified men on Monday looted over Rs.1.34 crore from the cash van of a private bank in a village near Mohali town in Punjab, 20 km from here.

Police officials said the robbers waylaid the Axis Bank's cash van at Saneta village and hijacked it after over-powering the guard in broad daylight.

The van was later found abandoned at Durali village, a few kilometres away.

Senior police officers rushed to the spot. Police teams have been formed to trace the culprits.

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