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Rs 1.5 crore looted from ATM in Mumbai's Dharavi

Two of the accused were caught on a nearby CCTV camera while making a run with the cash box.

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MUMBAI: Around `1.5 crore was looted in broad daylight from near an ATM in Dharavi area of Mumbai on Thursday. Two of the robbers were caught on CCTV and police are on the lookout for four persons who looted the State Bank of India (SBI) cash van.

The incident took place between 2 and 3 pm near the SBI ATM at Sant Rohidas Marg, opposite ONGC, in Dharavi area. The cash van had come to the spot to refill the SBI ATM. While the van was parked, with the backgate facing the ATM and staffers were removing cash, four persons managed to steal a box containing Rs 1.53 crore in cash, police said.

Two of the accused were caught on a nearby CCTV camera while making a run with the cash box.

A case against unidentified persons has been registered, the police said.

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