In a daring daylight robbery in Bengaluru, armed men posing as Central Tax officers intercepted a CMS ATM cash van near Ashoka Pillar and looted approximately INR 7 crore. Reportedly, the van, transporting cash from HDFC Bank’s JP Nagar branch, was blocked by a Toyota Innova whose occupants claimed they needed to verify documents. Trusting the impostors, the cash van staff were forcibly moved along with the money into the Innova, which then drove towards Dairy Circle before abandoning them. The gang executed the heist with precision, vanishing without leaving a trace, while CCTV footage captured portions of the operation. South Division Police have launched an intensive probe, forming special teams to trace the criminals and recover the stolen cash. Jewellery Heist Caught on Camera in Bengaluru: Masked Men Loot Gold Worth Lakhs From Magadi Road Shop in 18 Seconds, Dummy Gun Suspected As Police Scan CCTV Video for Clues.

Armed Men Pose as Tax Officers, Loot ATM Cash Van in Bengaluru

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