ATM machine uprooted from Dabra found in Larayta, Datia, thieves broke it and took out Rs 9 lakh

Naiduniya representative, Datia. The SBI ATM machine that was uprooted from Dabra was recovered by the police on Friday lying abandoned in village Larayta under Chirula police station area of ​​Datia district. Chirula police station in-charge Nitin Bhargava said that the machine has been recovered by the Dabra police team.

The police station in-charge said that the villagers had informed the police about the machine lying in a roadside field near the gas warehouse in village Larayta. This place is in Chirula police station area, 10 kilometers ahead of Datia. Dabra police was informed after the machine was found abandoned. Dabra police reached the spot and confiscated the ATM machine.

Let us tell you here that in Dabra tehsil of Gwalior district, on Wednesday-Thursday night, miscreants uprooted the ATM (Automatic Teller Machine) of State Bank of India using a cutter. It is being told that around nine lakh rupees were kept in the ATM. Gwalior SP Dharamveer Singh reached the spot on Thursday morning and started investigation, but till evening the police could not even trace the miscreants. Dabra police said that late night the ATM was found near Chirula toll in Datia. Which was tried to be cut, but could not be cut.

You will be able to know whether the money is safe in the morning. There is an ATM booth of State Bank of India at Pichor Tiraha of Dabra City police station area. When some people came here on Thursday morning to take money from the ATM, they did not see the machine. After this, the bank management informed the police about the ATM theft. Dabra SDOP Vivek Sharma, station incharge Yashwant Goyal along with police force reached the spot.

Police also called forensic experts from Gwalior. The miscreants uprooted the ATM with the help of a cutter machine. Yashwant Goyal, in-charge, Dabra City police station in-charge Yashwant Goyal says that the CCTV cameras and sirens and automatic information system installed in the ATM booth were faulty. In Har, Mewati gang has committed the crime of cutting ATM, which is active only in winter. Once, they looted lakhs of rupees by hacking five ATMs of the city together.

At that time, the Gwalior Police team had arrested the accused from Nuh in Haryana. Here the entire village surrounded the police and opened fire. The gang becomes active during winter: Mewati gang enters the city by impersonating number plates of other vehicles. After this she cuts the ATM and runs away after looting the money.