The victim, identified as Kailash Kumar Jha (25) has been working at the petrol pump as an accountant for the last seven years.
The incident took place around 10 AM when he was going to the Bank of Baroda branch located opposite to the petrol pump to deposit the cash collected at the petrol pump.
As he was walking toward the bank, two men took away the bag from him on knife point. After robbing the man, the two robbers fled towards a flyover where another accomplice waited for them with a motorcycle. He picked them up and fled.
In his statement to the police, the victim claimed that he could not note down the number of the motorcycle.
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