Four arrested in Siddipet robbery case
The Hindu
₹ 34 lakh cash, a car and two motorcycles seized
The police of Siddipet have arrested four persons in the sensational robbery case of ₹ 43.5 lakh that took place at the Sub-Registrar Office at the Siddipet district headquarters town on January 31. They have seized ₹ 34 lakh cash, a car, three cell phones and two motorcycles from the arrested persons.
The accused were identified as Gajje Raju (26), Yedama Saikumar (22), Balimpuram Karunakar (28) and Bigulla Vamshi Krishna (20).
Disclosing these details at Siddipet on Monday, Commissioner N. Swetha said that as many as 15 special teams were formed to trace and arrest the accused and technology came in handy in arresting them.
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