NE NEWS SERVICE
KOCHI, JAN 23
In a swift move, entire gold weighing about 23 kg robbed at gun point by a group of dacoits were seized by the Cyberabad police in Telangana on Saturday.
This could be possible only because of the well coordinated and swift action taken by the special teams of police from Tamil Nadu, neighbouring Karnataka and Telangana, said the management of the Muthoot Finance here on Saturday.
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The management expressed its gratitude to the police team for arresting all the 7 inter-state dacoits with 24 hours of the crime.
The recovered gold ornaments were kept at Cyberabad police station, the release said.
“We would like to place on record our appreciation for the DGPs of Telangana and Tamil Nadu and all police officials of both states that have supported us. We are in dialogue with the authorities and through our continued co-operation we are hopeful that the gold will be given back to us soon so that we can release it to the respective customers’’.
Mr. George Alexander Muthoot, Managing Director, Muthoot Finance Ltd. says “At Muthoot Finance, our top most priority is to safeguard the interest of our valued customers and provide an enabling environment to our employees in which they can feel secure and give their best. We have extended full co-operation and support to the Police Officials investigating the incident and hope appropriate action will be taken against the involved culprits.”
Staying true to our promise, we reiterate that our valued customers will never face any financial loss as all the gold kept with us is always fully insured.
We constantly strive to ensure the culture of trust and relations that Muthoot Finance has always been known for, remains intact and unchanged. We will go the extra mile to extend necessary support to all our branch staff to ensure that they enjoy a safe and secure work place. We are putting in all possible efforts and measures to ensure that such incidents do not recur in future, the management said.
