Armed robbers snatch Rs 17 lakh in 28 seconds at Delhi market, caught on CCTV

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Two armed men on a motorcycle robbed a cash-carrying employee of Rs 17 lakh in Gandhi Nagar market, east Delhi. The robbery took place at approximately 4:09 pm on Friday and was captured on CCTV footage. The assailants threatened the victim at gunpoint before fleeing with the cash bag. Initial investigation indicates the suspects had been tailing the victim prior to the attack. Police are currently examining the CCTV footage to identify and trace the two accused.

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