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Ex-cop Arrested in Rs 36 Crore Bank Heist in Maharashtra
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What Happened?
A dismissed police sub-inspector, Shankar Jasak, has been arrested for his alleged role in a bank robbery in Jalgaon, Maharashtra, where valuables worth Rs 36.48 crore were stolen.
Key points
- The robbery occurred at a State Bank of India branch in Jalgaon.
- Four suspects were arrested, including Shankar Jasak, the alleged mastermind.
- The group threatened bank staff with a pistol and stole valuables from 16 lockers.
- Villagers helped police track down the suspects after they fled.
- Police recovered 26 kg of gold and Rs 12.26 lakh in cash.
Key insights
- The involvement of a former police officer raises concerns about insider threats.
- The swift response from villagers demonstrates community vigilance.
- The recovery of stolen items may help in further investigations.
Why it matters
This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in banking sectors.
Entities
Shankar Jasak· PersonState Bank of India· OrganizationMaharashtra· StateJalgaon· City
Source
India Today
