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Bantwal: Thieves steal lacs of rupees from petrol bunk at Kuddupadav

  •   Thu, Oct 03 2019 07:36:51 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Bantwal (SP)

Bantwal, Oct 4: As per reports, thieves who entered the office of a petrol bunk located on national highway at Kuddupadav near Vittal in the taluk, escaped after stealing lacs of rupees. The incident happened in the early hour of Wednesday, October 2.

The petrol bunk in question belongs to Devasya Rajashekhar Chowta. The thieves broke open the lock of the shutter, went inside, and carried with them the entire safe locker. As per an estimate, there was Rs 4.3 lac inside the locker.

Sniffer dogs and finger print experts visited the spot and conducted survey. The CCTV cameras in the area showed two persons engaged in the theft, it is said. Vittal police visited the spot along with probationary sub-inspector Rajesh and sub-inspector, Yallappa.

A complaint stands filed in Vittal police station in this connection. This theft comes close on the heels of serial thefts which happened in five shops by the side of the highway near Vittal last week.
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Oct 04 2019

    why leave back such a big amount in bunk ?without any security.besides cctv camera should have installed a silent alarm who enters inside or brake open.I am sure one who knew the big amount inside broke open.fingerprints and sniffer dogs?where will they search?Thieves are long back in their homes enjoying beer..

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Thu, Oct 03 2019

    Some people resort to direct stealing after losing power!!

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  • Concerned Indian, India

    Thu, Oct 03 2019

    And Mr.Shankar, while those who got into Power through EVM machine scams, are engaged in Legally stealing, these are stealing by losing power may be... No much difference though... Legally stealing is more disgusting though...

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  • Shoan D Souza, Sacheripet

    Thu, Oct 03 2019

    No, they're not thiefs lol, They're expert finance investers. Nirav modi, Mallya too took money from public and fled to London. It's okay, these chaps at least reinvest this cash in this land.

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  • Yuga, Suratkal

    Thu, Oct 03 2019

    Six time elected representative still sleeping. Dont disturb.

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  • ca girishkk, m'lore/dxb

    Thu, Oct 03 2019

    This is the handy work of Job less Rowdy's...,

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  • ca girishkk, dxb/m'lore

    Thu, Oct 03 2019

    One more incidence...., due to un-employment..., that tooo..... at a place seemingly reflected itself as nationalists zone..., Third class thugs...,

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Atlanta

    Thu, Oct 03 2019

    Unemployment is the biggest Culprit ...

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  • H. Almeida., Bendur/Andheri

    Thu, Oct 03 2019

    Unemployment ?? Ha ! Haa !! Haa !!! Stop multiplying like rats !!! India is to overtake China, by 2027.... according to UN 2019, World population report !!!!

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