Bangladeshi gang involved in ATM uproot in India
Police recovered around Rs 33,000 from them
Photo: Times Now News.
Delhi Police on Thursday arrested a Bangladeshi criminal gang involved in uprooting four ATMs in India.
Police on a tip-off about some suspects involved in a case of uprooting of ATM in Goa coming to IGI airport in Delhi. They laid a trap on Wednesday evening, reported Times of India.
The shootout took place in east Delhi's Anand Vihar around 1.45am. The gang uprooted ATMs across the country, according to police.
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The arrestees are: Sohag Kham alias Rustam and two of Suhag's associates—Safiq and Sofequl Molla.
Safiq and Molla were apprehended by a team led by inspector Vinod Badola and others when they stepped out of the airport. Safiq belongs to Bagerghat while Molla is a resident of Khuna.
Police recovered around Rs 33,000 from them.
