IOC staffer robbed in Sarita Vihar
Express news service : Gurgaon, Sat Jul 28 2012, 01:31 hrs
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A 42-year-old Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) employee was held hostage in his car and robbed in Sarita Vihar, Southeast Delhi. Asheesh Kumar was heading home at 10 pm on Wednesday, when two men on a bike told him to stop. "When he pulled over, the pillion rider pointed a gun at him and told Kumar to hand over his gold ring and ATM PIN. The man's aide then withdrew Rs 50,000," police said.
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