Delhi Crime: Man Robbed Of ₹1 Crore At Gunpoint While Going To Chandni Chowk In Auto-rickshaw; Case Registered

New Delhi, September 16: A man was robbed of Rs 1 crore on gunpoint by four unidentified bike-borne assailants in north Delhi, police said on Friday. Police said that complainant, Suresh, a resident of Moti Nagar, told police that on Wednesday, Kamlesh Shah gave him two bags containing Rs 1 crore to be delivered in Chandni Chowk.

Rakesh was going to Chandni Chowk in an auto-rickshaw

At about 3.30 p.m, he, along with Rakesh, was going to Chandni Chowk in an auto-rickshaw. "When they reached Near Metro Pillar No. 147, Veer Banda Bairagi Marg, at about 3.50 p.m, four persons came on two motorcycles, overpowered them, and after brandishing pistols, robbed them of their two bags and ran away towards Pratap Nagar metro station," Deputy Commissioner of Police, North, Sagar Singh Kalsi said. "A case under relevant sections of the IPC and Arms Act has been registered at Gulabi Bagh police station, and an investigation is underway," he added.

Earlier, a delivery agent and his associate were robbed of around Rs 2 lakh cash at gunpoint

On June 24, a delivery agent and his associate were robbed of around Rs 2 lakh cash at gunpoint inside Delhi's Pragati Maidan tunnel by four men on two bikes. Interestingly, the tunnel is located near the Supreme Court, High Court, old Delhi Police Headquarters and among others.

CCTV footage of the daylight robbery inside the Pragati Maidan tunnel by four armed assailants on two bikes did rounds on social media, raising concerns about safety, and security of people and presence of Delhi Police personnel.