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Udupi: Thieves break into bank, decamp with Rs 2.34 lac

  •   Mon, Dec 14 2015 05:23:07 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (HB)

Udupi, Dec 14: Thieves broke into the Nandikur branch of Syndicate Bank here late night on Sunday December 13 and decamped with cash estimated at Rs 2.34 lac.

The incident came to light on Monday December 14.





It is learnt that the thieves used gas cutters to break open the window of the bank and the locker. After looting the bank, they threw away the gas cyclinder and other equipment next to the railway track a short distance away.

The police recovered the gas cylinder. Fingerprint experts arrived at the spot and investigated.

Sources said that the Nandikur branch of the bank has no CCTVs or burglar alarms. Hence, the police are finding it tough to trace the culprits.

The investigation is being led by circle inspector Sunil Nayak.

Padubidri police have registered a case.
  

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  • readerwriter007, pune

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    looks complete blame is on bank. so many questions. no security measures. how did the culprits came to know there is no alarm. someone from the bank must have communicated this right. So, irresponsibility from the bank is the key reason.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    Parmeshwar is USELESS ...

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    Thieves have Chosen a bank where no Alarm System is not there.why bank has no Alarm System didnt install?Nowadays everywhere they break open or loot Banks.Till now no Fingerprints or Dogs helped.so now they should be alert next bank where no o cctv is not there.no Need of crying later.mostly they choose on Weekends to carryout their plans.

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