Shocking: Doctor, owner of hospital, arrested for Bank Robbery in Kanpur
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Dr Sanjeev Arya got five people from Malda and Jharkhand admitted to his hospital before the crime was committed. He even created their files with medical histories and prescribing pathology tests in order create a cover for them
Inspector general, Kanpur zone, Alok Singh said 11 people, including the owner of a hospital, had been arrested and 80% of the stolen cash and jewellery recovered. The doctor identified as one Dr Sanjeev Arya, was arrested and gold ornaments weighing 21.940 grams were recovered from him.
“Dr Sanjeev Arya, owner of Sanjeevani Hospital in Kakdeo area of Kanpur, is among the arrested people. Not only did he finance the heist, he even gave burglars a cover before and after the crime,” Singh informed
Kanpur: A gang of robbers operating across Uttar Pradesh was busted with the arrest of 11 of its members, including a doctor and three of a family, who had burgled a Union Bank of India branch in Naubasta in Kanpur two weeks ago, police said today. It is reported that during the robbery, masked men looted cash and jewellery stored in 32 lockers of the bank
Inspector general, Kanpur zone, Alok Singh said 11 people, including the owner of a hospital, had been arrested and 80% of the stolen cash and jewellery recovered. The doctor identified as one Dr Sanjeev Arya, was arrested and gold ornaments weighing 21.940 grams were recovered from him.
“Dr Sanjeev Arya, owner of Sanjeevani Hospital in Kakdeo area of Kanpur, is among the arrested people. Not only did he finance the heist, he even gave burglars a cover before and after the crime,” Singh informed
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