Miscreants attack cold drinks trader’s warehouse, loot 80 thousand rupees at gunpoint

The courage of criminals is showing no sign of stopping in Dholpur district of Rajasthan. Fear is being seen among the common people due to the fear of gravel mafia and gun-wielding miscreants. Be it day or night, these miscreants commit crimes and run away without fear. The latest incident happened last night near RAC Road in Nihalganj police station area. Where two masked miscreants entered the warehouse of a cold drink merchant last night. They looted Rs 80,000 in cash at gunpoint and ran away fearlessly. Throughout the night the police kept shooting arrows in the air to catch the miscreants. But no trace of the miscreants could be found.
Cold drink trader Pawan Aggarwal told that on Friday night he was sitting at his cold drink warehouse. Suddenly two armed criminals wearing masks riding on a bike entered the warehouse. The miscreants pointed their weapons. The businessman told that he was robbed of cash worth eighty thousand rupees from his wallet at gunpoint. They fled from the spot waving weapons and showing fear. The businessman informed the Nihalganj police station about the incident. The police reached the spot, inspected the spot and imposed a blockade in the city. Throughout the night the police kept shooting arrows in the air in the city and surrounding areas. But no trace of the miscreants could be found.
The morale of criminals is high, questions are raised on the police.
There is anger among the traders of the city due to the incident. Due to the continuous incidents happening in the city, question marks are being raised on the working style of the police and night arrangements. The miscreants run away without any fear after committing crimes. But the police is proving unsuccessful in curbing crime and criminals. After the incident, the victim cold drink trader has given a report to Nihalganj police station. CO City Suresh Sankhla said that two masked miscreants committed robbery at gunpoint at the warehouse of a cold drink trader at night. He said that the miscreants are being identified by scanning the CCTV footage. A case will be registered in the matter and legal action will be taken.