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Retired IAS Officer Finds Bank Locker Empty, Valuables 'Missing' In Bhopal

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A retired IAS officer was left shocked after finding his bank locker empty during a visit to a branch in Bhopal's Kamla Nagar area on Thursday. AP Srivastava, who claimed to have kept valuables in the locker, informed bank officials and approached the police. However, bank authorities suspect that the valuables may have been kept in another locker and that the officer…

Retired IAS Officer Finds Bank Locker Empty, Valuables 'Missing' In Bhopal

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): In a shocking turn of events, retired IAS officer AP Srivastava discovered his bank locker empty during a visit to a Kamla Nagar branch on Thursday. Srivastava, who had entrusted valuables to the locker, informed bank officials and the police of the situation. However, bank authorities suspect that the lost items may have been stored in another locker, or that Srivastava may have simply forgotten their location.

The retired officer plans to inspect another locker at the bank on Friday, after which further investigations will commence. AP Srivastava shares the locker with his two daughters. On Thursday, Srivastava found the locker jammed, prompting him to seek assistance from bank staff who managed to open it, but to his dismay, the locker was found completely empty.

Srivastava informed the authorities that he had not accessed the locker since 2024. The Kamla Nagar police station in-charge, Nirupa Pandey, received reports of the incident from bank officials but stated that it is conceivable that customers may have forgotten the valuables or that they could still be present in another locker held by Srivastava.

The retired official is expected to file an official complaint after verifying the contents of his other bank locker.

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