Four men robbed jewelry showroom in Pandav Nagar

Pankaj Singh, Deputy Commissioner of Police (east) said the accused looted the shop at gunpoint this afternoon. The shop owner Vijay and his wife were present at that time.

Four men today allegedly robbed a jewelry showroom of valuables worth lakhs of rupees at gunpoint in east Delhi's Pandav Nagar, police said.

Pankaj Singh, Deputy Commissioner of Police (east) said the accused looted the shop at gunpoint this afternoon. The shop owner Vijay and his wife were present at that time.

The robbers noticed CCTV cameras installed inside and outside the showroom, he said, adding they damaged the cameras and robbed the Digital Video Recorder along with jewelry worth lakhs of rupees, the officer said.

It is suspected that jewelry worth Rs 50 lakh was looted.

Police said the four accused came in a car.

They parked the car in front of the showroom and one among them stood outside the showroom keeping an eye on the activities, while the other three barged into the showroom with pistols.

They allegedly held the couple on gunpoint, threatened to shoot them if they shouted.

Subsequently, the accused looted diamonds, silver and gold jewelry that were on display and carried it in a bag. While fleeing from the spot, they again threatened to shoot the couple if they shouted in defense, said the officer.

Police rushed to the spot after they were informed about the incident. The crime team inspected the spot and collected fingerprint and other shreds of evidence as well, the officer added.

Based on a complaint filed by the showroom owner, a case was registered police said, adding that the matter is being investigated.

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