Miscreants uproot ATM with `8L in Ajmer

Three masked miscreants reached the ATM booth of Bank of Baroda

Ajmer (ANI): Some unidentified miscreants allegedly uprooted an ATM machine containing more than Rs 8 lakh cash, the police said on Friday. According to officials, three masked miscreants reached the ATM booth of Bank of Baroda in the Sursura area of Rupangarh police station. Rs 8,00,000 cash was present in the ATM machine when it was uprooted and stolen by the miscreants at around 1:30 am, they said.

The incident was captured on the CCTV camera, the police team has started the search for the accused. As per the police officials, the incident happened late at night and came to light only in the morning.

JPR: MISCREANTS TEMPER WITH BANK OF MAHARASHTRA ATM

Jaipur: Some people tempered with the Bank of Maharashtra ATM and tried to open it near Gaurav Tower in Malviya Nagar.

The bank’s deputy manager filed a case at the Jawahar Circle Police station. The miscreants tried to withdraw money by opening ATM, the FIR mentioned.

Locals protest police inaction over missing elderly

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RANTHAMBORE TIGRESS park.

Officials informed that monitoring of the tigress and three cubs has been increased and the surveillance has been strengthened. The cubs were given birth on farmland located in a populated area.

FIR against Bhom Singh and others while later in the day BDO Bhom Singh registered a case against Meena. The police are investigating both cases.

Raj HC Advocate Association polls log 80% votes

First India Bureau Jodhpur: The election process for the Rajasthan High Court Advocate Association got over on Friday where 80% of the advocates exercised their franchise. A total of four booths were made for the election of the Association. While three booths were set up at the Heritage Building, one was set up at the Rajasthan High Court Jhalamand Bhavan.

The Chief Electoral Officer said that out of 3591 voters, 3026 voters have exercised their franchise.

Jhunjhunu: Hundreds of people on Friday gheraoed Udaipurwati Police Station in Jhunjhunu and raised slogans against the SHO over his inaction in finding an elderly missing person. The protestors said that Boduram Saini, a resident of Tonk Chilri village, had gone for a walk on January 19 and did not return home.

“Boduram’s son Balveer