law student held in Rs 1-cr theft case

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Crime Investigation Agency (CIA) on Thursday arrested a law student, who was allegedly involved in Rs 1 crore theft. The incident had occurred on November 24 when his partner Hemant Yadav working with a security company responsible for cash movement from bank to ATMs ran away with the said amount in DlF Phase-II area.

According to the police, following a tip-off, the accused had been arrested from Rohtak district in Haryana on Thursday evening. The accused has been identified as Shekhar (24) a final year law student of MDU, Rohtak and also a resident of the same place. 

Shekhar was the mastermind behind the crime and hatched a conspiracy with his accomplices Hemant Yadav and Rahul to earn quick money.

He met the duo in a marriage function in Yadav's relation some days back in Rohtak. The duo still at large Rahul was also working with the same firm as a security guard.

The investigation team has taken the law student on three days police remand to recover Rs 50 lakh from his possession.

“During the probe, he revealed that the rest of the amount was lying with his two partners. After committing the crime they had divided the amount and fled to Rohtak. The further probe in the case is underway we will soon arrest the other two criminals,” Manoj Kumar, Incharge CIA sector-40, said.

last, Friday Hemant Yadav instead of filling the ATM fled with a sum of Rs 1 crore. He was working with the company responsible for the cash movement from Bank to ATMs.

An FIR was registered under relevant Sections of the Indian Panel Code (IPC) at the DlF Phase-II police station.

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