According to reports, burglars targeted an Axis Bank ATM located at Satamrai in the Shamshabad suburb of Hyderabad and allegedly escaped with approximately Rs 32 lakh in cash. The incident occurred in the early hours of a Tuesday, after the suspects entered the ATM centre following midnight on Monday.
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According to reports, burglars targeted an Axis Bank ATM located at Satamrai in the Shamshabad suburb of Hyderabad and allegedly escaped with approximately Rs 32 lakh in cash. The incident occurred in the early hours of a Tuesday, after the suspects entered the ATM centre following midnight on Monday.
Investigators stated that the perpetrators used gas cutters to break open the machine and access the cash compartment. The theft was discovered when customers noticed the damaged machine and alerted bank officials, who then informed local authorities.
The Shamshabad police and a CLUES forensic team visited the location to inspect the scene and gather evidence. Officials are currently reviewing CCTV footage from the ATM and surrounding areas to track the suspects' movements, determine their escape route, and verify the exact stolen amount.
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A case has been registered by the Shamshabad police, and an active investigation is underway to identify and apprehend the suspects.
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The incident affected the bank operating the ATM facility, as well as customers who discovered the damaged machine.
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