Rajasthan News: On Sunday night, there was a commotion in entrance of Agarwal Dharamshala situated in Bari metropolis. When a boy picked up a bag containing six and a half lakh rupees stored within the footrest of the scooter of a fertilizer and seed vendor and ran away in a second. The incident created panic out there. The incident has been captured in CCTV. Police is looking for the accused.
The incident occurred whereas closing the store
Fertilizer seed vendor Ramesh Chandra Goyal mentioned that on Sunday night he closed his store and was going dwelling with a bag containing about Rs 6.50. After closing the store, a bag full of cash was stored within the footboard of the scooter. The shopkeeper’s again was turned for some time. Meanwhile, a boy already sitting in ambush pounced on the bag and bumped into the market. The incident created panic out there.
Police arrange a blockade
The shopkeepers additionally searched close by for the boy however couldn’t find him. Information concerning the matter has been given to the native Kotwali police station. The police reached the spot and arrange a blockade after seeing the CCTV footage, however couldn’t discover any hint of the accused boy. Shopkeeper Ramesh Chandra has given a report back to the police towards the unknown youth.
Traders raised questions on police patrolling
Police station in-charge Shiv Lahari Meena mentioned {that a} case has been registered. The boy is being recognized by CCTV footage. He informed that the accused shall be recognized quickly. We will arrest the accused and take authorized motion within the matter. On the opposite hand, anger is being seen among the many merchants of Bari metropolis because of the incident.
Trade affiliation president Mannalal mentioned that such incidents have been taking place out there prior to now additionally. He mentioned that the incident raises query marks on the police patrolling system. The commerce union is demanding the arrest of the accused youth.
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