Gang Snatches Rs. One Lakh From Truck Driver At The Knife Point
Hyderabad, Dec 17 (Maxim News): A three member gang snatched away over Rs. 1 lakh at knife point from a truck driver at Shamshabad on Saturday night.
The driver Ramesh along with cleaner Ramulu was coming from Wanaparthy to Hyderabad when three persons who were on a motorcycle stopped the truck and pulled out the driver and cleaner.
The gang snatched the amount from them after threatening them with a knife and went away.
On information the Shamshabad police visited the spot and after verifying the details registered a case and are investigating. (Maxim News)
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