Robbery Attempt at Union Bank in Jind Haryana

A significant security incident unfolded early Sunday morning at the Union Bank branch in Uchana, Jind, Haryana. A young man broke the locks of the bank’s shutter and managed to enter the premises. However, despite his efforts, he could not access the bank’s strong room.

CCTV footage from the scene shows the suspect repeatedly trying to unlock the strong room door using various keys for over 30 minutes. His attempts, however, proved unsuccessful. Initial reports indicate that the only confirmed loss is the theft of two mobile phones from the bank, which were used for scanning documents. A detailed assessment of the incident will be made after the bank reopens on Monday.

Details of the Incident

Union Bank branch manager Naveen Kumar provided an account of the events:

The branch manager expressed relief that the situation did not escalate further but emphasized the importance of investigating the break-in thoroughly.

Police Action

Chandrapal, the officer in charge of the local police post, stated:

Current Status and Investigation

The police are actively working on identifying the suspect using the CCTV footage. While only two mobile phones have been reported stolen, the authorities are awaiting a comprehensive report from the bank to ascertain if there are additional losses or damages.

Security Measures

This incident highlights potential vulnerabilities in the bank’s physical security setup. Both bank officials and law enforcement are taking the matter seriously. Enhanced security measures, including better locking systems and monitoring, are likely to be implemented to prevent such incidents in the future.

The Union Bank branch management has assured the public and its customers that their assets and funds remain secure. The police have urged anyone with information regarding the suspect to come forward to assist with the investigation.

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