Rs 3 crore gold robbery near Chittoor-TN border, four special teams formed to track the culprit

In a bold robbery, ripples were created at the junction of the three states of Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka in the Paramanaar and Kupam districts, reportedly a gang of five armed men in the town of 3.75 kg of gold gold, worth Rs 3.75 kg, worth Rs 3.75 kg, worth Rs 3.75 kg, but stopped Chita near V. Kota, Chitta in Bruter obre opker opker other, at 90 kmmm night oppect oteft v. Kota, in 90 kmmmorn opkore opker niken. The robbery was reportedly on the Nayakaneri Forest Road connected to the Tamil Nadu border.

According to information, when their staff and his staff carried gold bars from Vellore in Tamil Nadu to Kolar Gold Fields (KGF), the masked gang plundered the gold medal from prisoners by wielding the prisoners. Later, the gang disappeared into the bushes and the victim rushed to the V. Kota police station and filed a complaint around midnight.

The chief of policeman Manikanta Chandolu immediately formed four special teams to arrest the gang, thereby strengthening surveillance at the borders at the tri-state junction and then inspecting suspicious vehicles. A portion of the investigation observed that the gang had previously involved the actions of the gold merchant and his colleagues, suspected to be internal links.

SP ordered the police team to thoroughly analyze CCTV footage throughout the region, focusing on the border areas and the roads to KGF and Krishnagiri. It is understood that the police have obtained certain clues about the gang’s movement.