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Four young men held for robbery

NEW DELHI: Four young men have been arrested by the South Delhi police on charges of their involvement in cases of robbery. The police claim to have recovered Rs.2.45 lakh of stolen money from them.

The accused, Trilok Singh, Deepak, Diwan Singh and Mohammad Adil, were arrested at Sarita Vihar on Thursday. During interrogation, they allegedly disclosed that they had robbed an owner of a departmental store of Rs.5 lakh on December 9.

The police said Trilok is a diploma holder in computer applications.

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