Gold Jewelry Worth Rs. 10 Crores Stolen From SBI
Warangal/Hyderabad, Nov 19 (Maxim News): In a major bank heist, thieves stole gold jewelry worth Rs. 10 crore from the State Bank of India (SBI) Rayaparthy Mandal branch around midnight on Monday.
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According to reports, the thieves entered the bank by cutting the window with a gas cutter broke lockers, and took away gold jewelry. The incident came to light after the bank employees noticed the door open and lockers were broken on Tuesday morning.
The bank manager complained to the police. Police are scanning footage from CCTV cameras in the surrounding areas to track down the burglars. Fingerprint experts are assisting them with clues. (Maxim News)
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