Robbery at cinema hall owner’s house in Samastipur: Servant beaten up with mistress by taking hostage, looted property worth more than 30 lakhs

Dacoits raided the house of Bhola Talkies cinema hall businessman in Samastipur on Monday night and looted property worth more than 30 lakhs including cash. The number of miscreants is said to be 8 to 10 who were armed. The incident has been told around 2.45 pm. During this, on resisting, Madhulika Singh, the owner of the hall, who was living alone in the house, was also assaulted.

The dacoits took the servant hostage and locked him in another room. While leaving after the robbery, the miscreants also took away the DVD of the CCTV camera with them. On the information of the incident, the city police reached the spot and started investigating the matter. City Police Station President Chandrakant Gauri said that the matter is being investigated, it was told that property worth more than 30 lakhs was looted. Forensic team is also being called on the spot. It is reported that the miscreants entered through the main gate of the cinema hall. The owner’s house is also behind the hall. Where his Patidars also live.

Regarding the incident, it has been told that around 2:45 pm, 8-10 miscreants entered inside from the main gate of the cinema hall and started beating the owner of the hall, Madhulika Singh. When Raju Paswan opened the gate, 3 people took him to a room and locked him. During this he also had a fight with her, after which the miscreants went upstairs towards the mistress’s room.

Madhulika Singh, the owner of the cinema hall, told that out of 8-10 miscreants, 2 had pistols in their hands and others had knives etc. He asked them to give money and jewelry on the strength of arms, he was also abused. Later, the miscreants looted the property worth more than 30 lakhs, including the cash etc kept in the house from the almirah etc. He told that the miscreants had tied a towel around their mouth. They also broke several CCTV cameras and took the DVD of the CCTV cameras with them while leaving.