A 22-year-old shopkeeper in Delhi's Model Town was robbed of Rs 14 lakh at gunpoint by three unidentified men, prompting a police investigation and search for the suspects.

Key Points
- A 22-year-old shopkeeper in Delhi's Model Town was robbed of Rs 14 lakh at gunpoint and knifepoint.
- Three unidentified men entered the shop under the pretext of updating their mobile number in Aadhaar details.
- The robbers bolted the shop door, pointed a pistol at the victim, and demanded cash.
- Police have registered a case and are scanning CCTV footage to identify and apprehend the accused in the Delhi robbery.
Three unidentified men allegedly robbed a 22-year-old shopkeeper of Rs 14 lakh at gunpoint and knifepoint in northwest Delhi's Model Town area, police said on Saturday.
According to the police, a PCR call regarding the incident was received at Model Town police station on Friday.
"The complainant, Kartik, a resident of Mahendru Enclave, told police that he was watching a film inside his shop when three unknown men entered on the pretext of updating their mobile number in Aadhaar details," a senior police officer said.
One of the accused bolted the shop door from inside, while another allegedly pointed a pistol at the victim's head. The third suspect reportedly placed a knife to his neck and demanded cash, Kartik told police in his complaint.
"The trio decamped with a bag containing Rs 14 lakh in cash," said the officer.
A case has been registered, and efforts are underway to identify and apprehend the accused. CCTV camera footage from nearby areas is being scanned, he added.




