
Police have arrested four men in connection with the robbery of Rs 1.53 lakh from a liquor contractor in Faridabad. The plot was hatched by a former employee, Prince, who knew the…
Police have arrested four men in connection with the robbery of Rs 1.53 lakh from a liquor contractor in Faridabad. The plot was hatched by a former employee, Prince, who knew the contractor carried daily sales proceeds home. The accused were arrested on Thursday and sent to police remand on Friday.

In a separate incident in northeast Delhi, police arrested three men and apprehended a minor for a gunpoint robbery of Rs 3.5 lakh. The victim's employee, Mohit, allegedly shared his live location with the robbers and identified the cash bag with a gesture. Police have recovered Rs 15,000 and the motorcycle used in the crime.

The usual narrative blames these crimes on rising unemployment or lawlessness. Both cases show something simpler: someone known to the victim gave away the plan. The Faridabad accused had even tried once before and failed. The test for police is not just an arrest but a conviction, and for shop owners, a sharper eye on who they hire and how cash moves after dark.
Sources (2): timesofindia.indiatimes.com, hindustantimes.com
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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.