
On the morning of August 10, at about 9:18 am, two women arrived on a motorbike at a Hitachi Money Spot ATM near the Dharuhera bus stand in Rewari, Haryana. CCTV footage…
On the morning of August 10, at about 9:18 am, two women arrived on a motorbike at a Hitachi Money Spot ATM near the Dharuhera bus stand in Rewari, Haryana. CCTV footage shows one woman using a sharp object to bend and pull the money tray while the other stood guard outside, occasionally checking her phone. They failed to extract any cash and left, returning about 37 minutes later to check the tray again, still without success.
The agency managing the ATM filed a complaint with the Dharuhera Sector-6 police station, attaching the footage. However, police have denied receiving any complaint so far. The entire sequence, including the women arriving on the bike and their movements inside the booth, was recorded. A man was present in the booth when they first entered but left before they began tampering.
The story of two young women trying to pick an ATM cash tray with a sharp object draws snickers, but the real worry is how easily machines can be tampered with when nobody is watching. Some will paint this as a sign of desperate times driving women to crime, while others will blame police for not preventing it. Both miss the point: the ATM agency itself logged the complaint, but police say they haven't received it. Will the CCTV footage alone force an FIR?
Source: aajtak.in
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