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Bihar: Criminals loot cash from youth

| @indiablooms | May 21, 2019, at 04:56 pm

Chhapra, May 21 (UNI) Unidentified criminals looted cash from a youth under Manjhi police station area in Saran district today.

Police said here that outlaws looted Rs 21,000 from the youth, Bhushan Sah, a native of Mehndiganj village when he had gone to Allahabad Bank to deposit money in his brother’s account. Sources said outlaws looted the cash by fleecing him.

On the youth’s statement, an FIR had been filed against unknown criminals at the police station concerned. Police launched a massive manhunt to nab the criminals.

 

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