New Delhi: Four petrol pump workers were robbed of Rs 36 lakh in Delhi today while going to a bank to deposit the money, police said.
The victims were travelling in a car to an Axis Bank branch when they were intercepted at Nand Nagri in east Delhi by four or five men on two motorcycles, a police officer told IANS.
The men snatched the cash and escaped.
The victims were travelling in a car to an Axis Bank branch when they were intercepted at Nand Nagri in east Delhi by four or five men on two motorcycles, a police officer told IANS.
The men snatched the cash and escaped.
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