Jalgaon: ₹35 Crore Gold, ₹15 Lakh Cash Looted In Daylight SBI Robbery In Bhokar; Four Held
Jalgaon: In a daylight armed robbery at the State Bank of India (SBI) branch in Bhokar, Jalgaon taluka, on Saturday, gold ornaments worth approximately ₹35 crore and ₹15 lakh in cash were stolen from the bank's lockers. Police have taken four suspects into custody. The investigation has reportedly revealed that dismissed Police Sub-Inspector Shankar Ramesh Jasak was the mastermind behind the…
Jalgaon witnessed a daylight robbery at an SBI branch in Bhokar on Saturday, resulting in the theft of gold worth around ₹35 crore and ₹15 lakh in cash. Four suspects were later apprehended by the police. The mastermind behind the heist is believed to be dismissed Police Sub-Inspector Shankar Ramesh Jasak, who allegedly planned the crime inside the Jalgaon District Jail.
The gang arrived on two motorcycles at around 2:30 pm, wearing helmets and masks, and threatened the cashier and branch manager with an air gun. After forcing the cashier to open the lockers, the robbers stole 16 lockers full of gold and cash, before fleeing the scene.
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