Two unidentified motorcycle-borne persons robbed ₹26.5 lakh after stopping a car in Nanded in Maharashtra on Monday evening, a police official said.
The incident, which was captured by CCTV cameras and footage of which went viral, took place near Eidgah Maidan in Deglur, he added.
"Two persons stopped a car being driven by complainant Kamlakar Narbhage, who had withdrawn cash from a bank. They took out the bag containing the cash and fled on their motorcycle. A case of robbery has been registered and efforts are on to trace and nab the duo," the Deglur police station official said.
Latur: PT to be held on Wed
The cancelled physical test for police recruitment in Latur was postponed due to rain on June 24. The Superintendent of Police in Latur, Somay Munde, informed that the same test would be conducted today, June 26, at the police headquarters in Latur at 4 am. Munde has appealed to aspirants to be present there on time. The recruitment process is being implemented in three phases, including a physical test, a written test, and a skill test. The minimum educational qualification for candidates is passing class twelfth.
Over 7k give police physical test
Meanwhile, in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, out of the total 12,777 male candidates registered for the police recruitment process in the City police force, 7,635 candidates appeared for the physical test in the past six days till Monday. Of which, 1,007 candidates were disqualified while 6,300 gave the physical test successfully. On Tuesday, as many as 3,320 women candidates will give physical test at the Divisional Sports Complex to achieve their goal to gain the Khaki uniform.
The recruitment process is being implemented in three phases including physical test, written and skill test. The minimum education qualification for the candidate is class twelfth pass but several highly educated candidates who have done post graduation in pharmacy, engineering, medical, science, commerce and arts. The entire process is being vigiled through the CCTV cameras.
In all, 16,133 candidates including 3,320 women have applied for 212 posts of constables in the city police force. The physical tests of the male candidates were held between June 18 and 24. Out of the 212 posts, 64 posts have been reserved for women candidates.
