WATCH: Ludhiana Police Crack ₹8.49 Crore Heist, This Instagram Reel Helped Cops Nab Accused
"Ludhiana Police's alongwith Counter Intelligence Wing's efficient and meticulous investigation has resulted in the successful resolution of a sensational robbery case," said Police in its statement.

Ludhiana police with cash recovery | Twitter
In a major breakthrough, Ludhiana Police, supported by counter intelligence, solved the sensational Rs. 8.49 crore cash van robbery case in less than 60 hours. Out of the 10 accused who were involved in planning, five main were arrested and major recovery effected, said DGP Punjab Gaurav Yadav in his tweet. He also added that investigation is underway in the case. However, what is intriguing is that reports claims that a vital clue for solving the Ludhiana cash heist was found on Instagram as a reel was uploaded showing "cash." It is said that the person flaunting cash in the video is brother of the alleged mastermind behind the robbery and it is the bundle of Rs 500 notes shown in the reel that helped solve the case.
Check the Instagram reel that is said to have helped nab five accused and crack the case.
"Ludhiana Police's alongwith Counter Intelligence Wing's efficient and meticulous investigation has resulted in the successful resolution of a sensational robbery case. The incident involved a staggering sum of Rs. 8 crores stolen from the CMS Company in Rajguru Nagar," said a Ludhiana Police tweet.
"Ludhiana Police accomplished this feat within an remarkable 60-hour time-frame, arresting five individuals directly involved in the crime. Furthermore, the officers not only made arrests but also managed to recover a substantial amount of Rs.5 crores in cash and 3 firearms," Ludhiana police said further. Director General of Police, Punjab has announced a cash reward of Rs. 10 Lakhs to the team.
RECENT STORIES
-
Parsik Station Revival Back On Railway Board Agenda Amid Kalwa Safety Concerns -
US Job Market Rebounds With 162,000 New Jobs In August; Unemployment Holds At 4.1% -
Aravalis Cannot Be Defined By Height Alone, SC Panel Seeks Six More Months -
Supreme Court Denies Bail To Undertrial In Custody For Over Eight Years, Orders Trial In Six Months -
26/11 Case: India May Seek Trial Of Absconding Terror Accused In Absentia Under New Law, Experts...
