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TN gang hand suspected in Ongole gold robbery
By Express News Service2 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
Prakasam district police are investigating the November 4 robbery of 2 kg of gold from two Coimbatore-based merchants in Ongole, suspecting a Tamil Nadu-based gang tracked their movements.
The victims were assaulted and robbed after leaving the railway station, and police have deployed additional teams to trace the suspects.
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ONGOLE: Prakasam district police have intensified the investigation into the robbery of 2 kg of gold from two Coimbatore-based merchants in Ongole on November 4, suspecting that a gang from Tamil Nadu planned the crime after tracking their movements.
Police said gold merchants RD Balaji and his son Ratna Saravan regularly supplied gold to Ongole traders. The duo arrived in the town by train on November 4. After they left the railway station, seven men intercepted their vehicle, forcibly took them to an isolated location, assaulted them and robbed the gold concealed in their clothes. The victims were later admitted to Ongole Government General Hospital and lodged a complaint.
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