The police has exposed the sensational robbery of Rs 10 lakh that took place in Laxmi Nagar area of the country’s capital Delhi within just 24 hours. The truth found by the police in this case is very surprising. This dreadful conspiracy of robbery was not hatched by any outside criminal, but by the complainant’s own son along with his two friends. The police have arrested all three accused including the main accused son and have also recovered the scooter used in the crime along with the looted money.
According to Delhi Police, on March 31, 2026, information was received through a PCR call that two unidentified miscreants with their faces covered had opened fire and looted Rs 10 lakh in Laxmi Nagar area and fled from the spot. After this incident which happened in broad daylight, a case was registered in Laxmi Nagar police station under relevant sections of BNS. Considering the seriousness of the matter, a special team of police was formed.
More than 200 CCTVs were searched, then the secret was revealed
The police team scanned the footage of more than 200 CCTV cameras in and around the incident site. With the help of technical surveillance and informers, the police came to know that the main mastermind of the incident was none other than the complainant’s son Tavleen alias Rehat. The police took immediate action and arrested him from Mukherjee Nagar area when he was trying to escape.
Accomplices caught from Lucknow toll plaza
Interrogation of the main accused Tavleen revealed that after the incident, his two associates, Mohit Kumar Tiwari and Pankaj, were running away towards Bihar by taking a private bus from Anand Vihar. After this, the Delhi Police team chased the bus and stopped the bus near Lucknow toll plaza and arrested both the accused.
Weapon purchased from Munger
Police investigation has revealed that all three accused wanted to become rich quickly and live a life of luxury. To avoid any doubt, the three accused were already living at the house of the main accused (son) and did the entire planning sitting there. Pankaj had prepared the blueprint of this plan. At the time of the incident, son Tavleen was driving a white Activa scooter, while Mohit sitting behind was firing. Mohit Kumar Tiwari had bought a pistol for firing from Munger in Bihar for about Rs 45 thousand.
Police have recovered the looted money and scooter. However, the pistol used in the crime is yet to be recovered. Police are also investigating through which supplier the weapon was purchased in Munger.