50 thousand rupees stolen from an old man’s bag from NB Bank premises. Rs 50,000 stolen from an elderly man’s bag from NB Bank premises: Suspicious young man seen in CCTV – Lalitpur News

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The victim complained about this in the police station. CCTV has also come to light. In which some youths are looking suspicious. There is a stir due to the incident of theft of an elderly man’s bag from inside the bank in broad daylight.

Shocked to see the bag missing

Retired Chief Food Inspector Tejraj Verma, resident of Mohalla Chandmari of Kotwali Sadar area, had gone to Punjab National Bank located at Tuvan intersection to withdraw money on Wednesday around 3.30 pm. When he withdrew Rs 50,000 from the bank and was exhausted, he sat at the branch in the bank premises itself. Kept a bag full of Rs 50 thousand nearby. After some time he looked and found a bag containing Rs 50,000 missing. They were shocked to see the bag missing. An unknown thief stole a bag containing Rs 50 thousand. The incident of bag theft created a stir. The victim informed the bank manager about this. Apart from this, he reached the police station and the police was informed. As soon as the information was received, the police reached the spot and investigated.

CCTV installed inside the bank was checked

During this time, the CCTV installed inside the bank was also checked, in which some youths were seen suspicious. A young man has been captured in CCTV carrying a bag. There has been a stir after an old man’s bag containing Rs 50,000 was stolen inside the bank in broad daylight. Let us tell you that Harishankar Verma, son of retired Chief Food Inspector Tejraj Verma, is posted as Naib Tehsildar in Rasulabad tehsil of Kanpur Dehat district.

Area Officer Sadar Abhay Narayan Rai said that the matter is being investigated. CCTV is also being scrutinized. The matter will be revealed soon.