Gunfire was reported near a State Bank of India ATM in Koti, Hyderabad, early on Wednesday, triggering concern in the busy commercial area. The incident occurred at around 7 am near the SBI main office, a location that sees regular footfall during banking hours.
Armed assailants flee with cash
According to details available, armed assailants opened fire at the ATM and escaped with ₹6 lakh in cash. The robbery was carried out swiftly, with the attackers fleeing the spot immediately after the incident. The sequence of events points to a targeted operation executed within a short span of time.
Cash depositor injured in attack
Rashid, who had come to the ATM to deposit cash, was reportedly followed by the attackers. During the robbery, he was shot in the leg. He was shifted to a hospital for treatment soon after the incident. No official update has been issued so far on his condition beyond his hospitalisation.
The attack on a cash depositor has raised concerns over security at ATMs, particularly in central locations such as Koti, which houses major commercial establishments and financial institutions.
Sultan Bazaar police have taken up the investigation and are scanning CCTV footage from the ATM and surrounding areas to trace the movement of the assailants. Officers are examining footage to identify the attackers and establish the route used for escape.
The police presence in the area has been stepped up as part of the investigation. Officials are working to piece together the sequence of events based on visual evidence and preliminary inputs from the scene.
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Authorities have not released additional information on arrests or recoveries at this stage. The investigation remains underway, and more details are expected as police continue their probe into the robbery and shooting.
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