Man buys bike with stolen money, arrested for theft of over ₹2 lakh
The Hindu
A man was arrested for allegedly stealing over ₹2 lakh from a lab in South Delhi where he worked as an accountant, the police said on Wednesday.The accused has been identified as Ranjan, 24, a residen
A man was arrested for allegedly stealing over ₹2 lakh from a lab in South Delhi where he worked as an accountant, the police said on Wednesday. The accused has been identified as Ranjan, 24, a resident of Tughlakabad, said DCP (South) Atul Thakur. On Wednesday, the police received a complaint at Hauz Khas police station regarding theft of over ₹2 lakh. The manager suspected involvement of a staffer because there were no traces of a break-in. “After a case was registered, traditional policing methods of interrogation were used with the lab’s staffers. Their gestures were noticed while interrogating as there was no clue from CCTV footage,” Mr. Thakur said.
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