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Goods worth Rs.25 crore looted in Delhi's biggest robbery

| | Apr 02, 2015, at 11:46 pm
New Delhi, Apr 2 (IBNS) In a daring heist, a gang have looted goods worth around Rs 25 crore along with a truck from Delhi's Kalindi Kunj area.
Reports said on Thursday that robbery took place after midnight on April 1.
 
The container truck carrying Samsung's Electronic goods was stopped by the robbers who broke open the container and then decamped with it. 
 
The  truck was moving from Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport IGI towards Noida in Uttar Pradesh.
 
The driver and the cleaner of the vehicle were beaten up by the robbers who also took away the truck.
 
An FIR has been registered and a number of police teams of South East District formed to track down the culprits.
 
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