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Police lookout for stockbrokers a day after arresting ATM thieves

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Posted: Feb 01, 2008 at 0207 hrs IST

Varanasi, January 31 The Vadodara Police is on the trail of three city-based stockbrokers, who have allegedly invested the Rs 1 crore stolen by two employees of a private security agency from the very ATMs they were contracted to replenish, in the past fortnight.

Mehul Shah and Kalpesh Jani, employees of CMS Securitas Ltd told police after their arrest on Wednesday, that they did not have any money with them, as they had invested them in the stock market to earn some profit.

On Thursday, a day after the duo's arrest, the police went on an inspection drive checking security at ATMs around the city, while private banks and security agencies indicated the need for a major security overhaul.

Deepak Jani from CMS Securitas Ltd said they have beefed up security measures and enhanced more stringent audit checks. "We have incorporated some measures that we would not like to mention now. We are still working with the police to determine how they managed to steal the money," said Jani.

He said that the screening process for all employees has been strengthened after this incident.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) B K Shrimali said the theft had scared several private banks, which were now wary of the internal security mechanism for monitoring cash at ATMs. "The banks would be worried as any breakdown in the cash monitoring system is serious, but we will have more information after properly questioning the accused," Shrimali said.

Sources in the police said that that heist could involve bank personnel as well.

Though senior police officials remained tight-lipped about the role and identity of the three stockbrokers, sources in the police said that they were on their trail and would be nabbed soon.

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