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Cash, hard drive, data stolen from DLF1 office, cops suspect insider

Posted on September 24, 2018 by Dissent

HT reports:

Burglars broke into the office of a private consultancy company in DLF Phase 1 and allegedly decamped with Rs 4.5 lakh cash, $2,000, silver idols, two Mont Blanc collectible pens, four hard drives, company data, several personal documents and digital signatures of company staffers, police said Thursday.

According to police, the incident could took place between 12.30am and 7am Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.

Burglars removed a window pane and safety grill to enter the premises, police said, adding they suspect an insider to be involved as the stolen hard drives had company’s data backup of last 10 years and could be misused.

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