Businessman Ramesh and his brother Santosh had withdrawn Rs 22 lakh from the bank in Okhla and were heading towards their car when they were intercepted by three motor cycle borne miscreants who snatched the bag containing the money from them at gunpoint, a senior police officer said.
Both the brothers were injured as they were hit by the robbers while snatching money bag from them, the officer said, adding Santosh received bullet injury as the robbers fired during the loot.
Police suspected that the businessman was being watched by the robbers who were informed about the money withdrawn by them through some insider.
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