The police are yet to achieve a breakthrough in connection with the theft of Rs 92 lakh from the Bank of India premises on November 23.
Dominic Selvaraj Roy, 45, an employee with Secure Transit, a security firm that deals with banks, who fled with the cash, is still at large. The police did not get vital information when they questioned his relatives and friends about his whereabouts.
Police teams are searching for Roy in Chennai, Hyderabad and different parts of Kerala. There is no information about Roy, his wife and his children. Roy, a resident of Lingarajapuram, drove off with Rs 1.37 crore in cash from the Bank of India branch on the busy KG Road.
The police found the van abandoned in Vasanthnagar on November 24. They found Rs 45 lakh and a gun inside it.
A day later, a few notes from a particular series stolen by Roy were found to be in circulation at Begumpet in Hyderabad.The police had detained a few people and had interrogated them to get information about Roy, but the efforts went in vain.
Conmen still at large
The JPNagar police are yet to arrest the three conmen who posed as sleuths of the Central Crime Branch (CCB) and robbed realtors of Rs 83 lakh on November 24.
"The three suspects hail from Bengaluru. The police questioned family members of the trio to get information. But the family members told the police that the trio had deserted the families a few years ago," DCP(South)SDSharanappa told DH.
Akshay, a close associate of the conmen, had told Shivaramu and Satish, both realtors, that he had demonetised notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000, worth Rs one crore. He had told the two that he would give 20% commission for exchanging the demonetised notes with the Rs 100 and Rs 2,000 denomination notes. The realtors believed him and arranged Rs 83 lakh.
Based on Akshay's instructions, the trio barged inside Satish's house where the notes were stored on November 24.They claimed to be the CCB police sleuths, transferred the notes to their cars and drove away along with Shivaramu and Satish. The suspects abandoned the realtors on the way and absconded.
No trace of fake IT officials
Two men, who posed as Income Tax officials and fled with Rs one crore that belonged to a Tamil Nadu-based industrialist on November 21 on NiceRoad, are still at large.
Two special teams are searching for the suspects on the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border. The police have questioned employees of the industrialist's warehouse at Madanayakanahalli on Tumakuru Road, but there is no evidence to suspect the insiders' role in the robbery.
The incident took place at around 4.30 am on November 21 when Shivu, Xavier and Sagayi Raj, all employed by Arogya Raj, the industrialist, were carrying the cash in a container vehicle to the warehouse.![]( "The police found the van abandoned in Vasanthnagar on November 24. They found Rs 45 lakh and a gun inside it. DH file photo")
The police are yet to achieve a breakthrough in connection with the theft of Rs 92 lakh from the Bank of India premises on November 23.
Dominic Selvaraj Roy, 45, an employee with Secure Transit, a security firm that deals with banks, who fled with the cash, is still at large. The police did not get vital information when they questioned his relatives and friends about his whereabouts.
Police teams are searching for Roy in Chennai, Hyderabad and different parts of Kerala. There is no information about Roy, his wife and his children. Roy, a resident of Lingarajapuram, drove off with Rs 1.37 crore in cash from the Bank of India branch on the busy KG Road.
The police found the van abandoned in Vasanthnagar on November 24. They found Rs 45 lakh and a gun inside it.
A day later, a few notes from a particular series stolen by Roy were found to be in circulation at Begumpet in Hyderabad. The police had detained a few people and had interrogated them to get information about Roy, but the efforts went in vain.
Conmen still at large
The JP Nagar police are yet to arrest the three conmen who posed as sleuths of the Central Crime Branch (CCB) and robbed realtors of Rs 83 lakh on November 24.
"The three suspects hail from Bengaluru. The police questioned family members of the trio to get information. But the family members told the police that the trio had deserted the families a few years ago,” DCP (South) S D Sharanappa told DH.
Akshay, a close associate of the conmen, had told Shivaramu and Satish, both realtors, that he had demonetised notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000, worth Rs one crore. He had told the two that he would give 20% commission for exchanging the demonetised notes with the Rs 100 and Rs 2,000 denomination notes. The realtors believed him and arranged Rs 83 lakh.
Based on Akshay’s instructions, the trio barged inside Satish’s house where the notes were stored on November 24. They claimed to be the CCB police sleuths, transferred the notes to their cars and drove away along with Shivaramu and Satish. The suspects abandoned the realtors on the way and absconded.
No trace of fake IT officials
Two men, who posed as Income Tax officials and fled with Rs one crore that belonged to a Tamil Nadu-based industrialist on November 21 on Nice Road, are still at large.
Two special teams are searching for the suspects on the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border. The police have questioned employees of the industrialist’s warehouse at Madanayakanahalli on Tumakuru Road, but there is no evidence to suspect the insiders’ role in the robbery.
The incident took place at around 4.30 am on November 21 when Shivu, Xavier and Sagayi Raj, all employed by Arogya Raj, the industrialist, were carrying the cash in a container vehicle to the warehouse.
Dominic Selvaraj Roy, 45, an employee with Secure Transit, a security firm that deals with banks, who fled with the cash, is still at large. The police did not get vital information when they questioned his relatives and friends about his whereabouts.
Police teams are searching for Roy in Chennai, Hyderabad and different parts of Kerala. There is no information about Roy, his wife and his children. Roy, a resident of Lingarajapuram, drove off with Rs 1.37 crore in cash from the Bank of India branch on the busy KG Road.
The police found the van abandoned in Vasanthnagar on November 24. They found Rs 45 lakh and a gun inside it.
A day later, a few notes from a particular series stolen by Roy were found to be in circulation at Begumpet in Hyderabad.The police had detained a few people and had interrogated them to get information about Roy, but the efforts went in vain.
Conmen still at large
The JPNagar police are yet to arrest the three conmen who posed as sleuths of the Central Crime Branch (CCB) and robbed realtors of Rs 83 lakh on November 24.
"The three suspects hail from Bengaluru. The police questioned family members of the trio to get information. But the family members told the police that the trio had deserted the families a few years ago," DCP(South)SDSharanappa told DH.
Akshay, a close associate of the conmen, had told Shivaramu and Satish, both realtors, that he had demonetised notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000, worth Rs one crore. He had told the two that he would give 20% commission for exchanging the demonetised notes with the Rs 100 and Rs 2,000 denomination notes. The realtors believed him and arranged Rs 83 lakh.
Based on Akshay's instructions, the trio barged inside Satish's house where the notes were stored on November 24.They claimed to be the CCB police sleuths, transferred the notes to their cars and drove away along with Shivaramu and Satish. The suspects abandoned the realtors on the way and absconded.
No trace of fake IT officials
Two men, who posed as Income Tax officials and fled with Rs one crore that belonged to a Tamil Nadu-based industrialist on November 21 on NiceRoad, are still at large.
Two special teams are searching for the suspects on the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border. The police have questioned employees of the industrialist's warehouse at Madanayakanahalli on Tumakuru Road, but there is no evidence to suspect the insiders' role in the robbery.
The incident took place at around 4.30 am on November 21 when Shivu, Xavier and Sagayi Raj, all employed by Arogya Raj, the industrialist, were carrying the cash in a container vehicle to the warehouse.
The police are yet to achieve a breakthrough in connection with the theft of Rs 92 lakh from the Bank of India premises on November 23.Dominic Selvaraj Roy, 45, an employee with Secure Transit, a security firm that deals with banks, who fled with the cash, is still at large. The police did not get vital information when they questioned his relatives and friends about his whereabouts.
Police teams are searching for Roy in Chennai, Hyderabad and different parts of Kerala. There is no information about Roy, his wife and his children. Roy, a resident of Lingarajapuram, drove off with Rs 1.37 crore in cash from the Bank of India branch on the busy KG Road.
The police found the van abandoned in Vasanthnagar on November 24. They found Rs 45 lakh and a gun inside it.
A day later, a few notes from a particular series stolen by Roy were found to be in circulation at Begumpet in Hyderabad. The police had detained a few people and had interrogated them to get information about Roy, but the efforts went in vain.
Conmen still at large
The JP Nagar police are yet to arrest the three conmen who posed as sleuths of the Central Crime Branch (CCB) and robbed realtors of Rs 83 lakh on November 24.
"The three suspects hail from Bengaluru. The police questioned family members of the trio to get information. But the family members told the police that the trio had deserted the families a few years ago,” DCP (South) S D Sharanappa told DH.
Akshay, a close associate of the conmen, had told Shivaramu and Satish, both realtors, that he had demonetised notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000, worth Rs one crore. He had told the two that he would give 20% commission for exchanging the demonetised notes with the Rs 100 and Rs 2,000 denomination notes. The realtors believed him and arranged Rs 83 lakh.
Based on Akshay’s instructions, the trio barged inside Satish’s house where the notes were stored on November 24. They claimed to be the CCB police sleuths, transferred the notes to their cars and drove away along with Shivaramu and Satish. The suspects abandoned the realtors on the way and absconded.
No trace of fake IT officials
Two men, who posed as Income Tax officials and fled with Rs one crore that belonged to a Tamil Nadu-based industrialist on November 21 on Nice Road, are still at large.
Two special teams are searching for the suspects on the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border. The police have questioned employees of the industrialist’s warehouse at Madanayakanahalli on Tumakuru Road, but there is no evidence to suspect the insiders’ role in the robbery.
The incident took place at around 4.30 am on November 21 when Shivu, Xavier and Sagayi Raj, all employed by Arogya Raj, the industrialist, were carrying the cash in a container vehicle to the warehouse.