Archive · 11 Oct 2026
Masked Suspects in Nighties Loot SBI ATM in Kamareddy
People wearing nighties and masks allegedly arrived in an ambulance at an ATM in Kamareddy district.
This happened around 1:30 a.m.
on Sunday.
They reportedly used cutters to damage the machine and take cash.
The ATM belongs to the State Bank of India.
Cameras recorded what happened.
Local people saw the damaged machine and told the police.
Police collected evidence and opened a case.
They are checking the video and ATM records to find out how much money was taken and identify the suspects.
Suspects allegedly arrived in an ambulance wearing nighties and masks around 1:30 a.m. Sunday.
They damaged an SBI ATM with cutters and stole cash at Gandhari mandal headquarters.
The ATM is on the Kamareddy-Banswada main road in Kamareddy district.
CCTV cameras captured the incident, and locals alerted police after noticing the damage.
Police registered a case; the amount stolen remains unconfirmed as investigators review footage and ATM records.
- Who
- Masked suspects allegedly wearing nighties; Gandhari police are investigating.
- What
- Suspects allegedly damaged an SBI ATM with cutters and stole cash.
- When
- Around 1:30 a.m. on Sunday; the article does not specify the date.
- Where
- Gandhari mandal headquarters, on the Kamareddy-Banswada main road in Kamareddy district.
- Why
- The suspects' motive is not stated.
Reported account
What remains unconfirmed
Details of the theft
Reported account
The report says masked suspects in nighties allegedly arrived in an ambulance, damaged the ATM with cutters and stole cash.
What remains unconfirmed
The stolen amount has not been established, and investigators still need to verify the ATM records and identify the suspects.
- ATM operator
- State Bank of India (SBI)
- Location
- Gandhari mandal headquarters, Kamareddy district
- Incident time
- Around 1:30 a.m. on Sunday
- Reported method
- Suspects allegedly used cutters to damage the ATM
- Suspect description
- Allegedly arrived in an ambulance wearing nighties and masks
- Stolen amount
- Not yet confirmed
- Investigation
- Police registered a case and will examine CCTV footage and ATM transaction and balance records