SBI ATM Robbery in Rajasthan: Thieves attacked Guard and Fled with Rs 18.24 Lakh

In a shocking incident, a group of thieves stole an entire ATM machine of the State Bank of India (SBI) from Ajitgarh in Sikar district, Rajasthan. The robbery took place late at night near the government school on Chaumu Road.

According to reports, around 2 to 2:30 am, six miscreants arrived at the spot in a car. They first attacked the ATM security guard, Gajendra Singh, and then tied him up with a rope. After that, they disconnected the CCTV camera connection to prevent the crime from being recorded.

With their faces covered with white cloth, the masked robbers managed to uproot the entire ATM machine. They loaded it into their vehicle and fled the scene. The ATM reportedly had ₹18.24 lakh in cash at the time of the theft.

The incident took place near a government school, a usually quiet and peaceful area. Police arrived at the scene after getting the information. They have started checking CCTV footage from nearby buildings and roads in an attempt to track down the criminals.

One CCTV video has surfaced in which the robbers can be seen entering the ATM booth one after another. However, the main act of stealing the ATM was not recorded because the miscreants had already cut the CCTV cable.

This daring ATM robbery has caused fear and tension among local residents. Many are worried about the rising crime in the area. The police believe the robbery was carefully planned and executed.

Multiple police teams have been formed, and efforts are underway to identify and arrest the accused as soon as possible.