Six criminals riding two bikes looted about four lakh rupees at gunpoint from MLA Ashok Kumar Singh’s pump located in Chhitari village in Saraiya Turki Path under Saraiya police station area in Muzaffarpur, Bihar. After executing the incident, all the miscreants fled towards Turkey. The criminals fired six rounds to spread panic. All the personnel narrowly escaped. Additional station in-charge Satyendra Pandey reached the spot on the information of the incident. Examined the CCTV footage. The police have also recovered two kiosks from the spot. Due to non-caught of any criminal in the incidents of continuous loot in the area, there was a lot of resentment among the people. On the occasion, MLA Ashok Kumar Singh expressed his displeasure with the Saraiya police. Said that in the last two months, no criminal has been arrested in the robbery of two grocery stores, a mobile shop operator and the Dineshwar petrol pump located in Pokharaira.

Six criminals who arrived on two bikes carried out the incident

Late Saturday evening, two criminals arrived on a bike to collect petrol. That’s why four criminals riding two bikes reached the petrol pump from Saraiya side and opened fire on nozzle man Mo Ashiq for spreading terror. The nozzle man fled towards the back. In this sequence, the miscreants reached the petrol pump on a bike. Two criminals entered the cash counter with pistols in hand. There, after firing twice, looted about four lakh cash from manager Nareshwar Mishra, who was counting the cash, and fled towards Turkey. The criminals carried out the robbery in three minutes.

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All the criminals were in the age group of 20 to 22 years.

The criminals were around 20 to 22 years old. All were using the local language. The Saraiya police, who reached the spot to investigate, assured the arrest of the criminals soon. The criminals opened fire several times while running away after the robbery. Manager Nareshwar Mishra told that from yesterday evening to Saturday, he was counting the amount of sales for the whole day. Had counted more than two and a half lakh rupees. About four lakhs are sold daily. Meanwhile, the criminals arrived waving weapons in their hands.

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