There has been an unique ATM loot in Telangana on October 11 in the wee hours. Masked men arrived in nighties and committed the heist. Further, they used an ambulance for transport and a gas cutter to rip open the ATM.
The entire heist or in other words, the ATM loot in Telangana has been captured in the CCTV installed inside the ATM. The visual seems freshly out of a movie plot! The confidence level and the energy of the two thieves can literally be felt through the video.
The time and date of the loot can clearly be seen in the video, The thieves arrived in an ambulance at around 1:00 am and completed the heist by 1:30 am.
The ATM kiosk that was looted was located along the Kamareddy main road. The CCTV footage captured the masked men dressed in nighties, using gas-cutting equipment to break open the cash dispenser. They then put the cash in boxes and flee away.
Here is a grab of the CCTV footage:
Ambulance-Borne Burglars Disguised in Nighties Loot SBI ATM in Telangana’s Kamareddy
Kamareddy, Telangana
Unidentified miscreants disguised in nighties and face masks broke into a State Bank of India (#SBI) ATM and fled with cash at the Gandhari mandal headquarters in #Kamareddy district during the early hours of Sunday.
According to police, the suspects arrived in an ambulance between 1:00 am and 1:30 am at the #ATM kiosk located along the Kamareddy – Banswada main road. CCTV footage captured the masked individuals, dressed in women’s nightwear, using gas-cutting equipment to break open the cash dispenser.
The incident came to light later in the morning when local residents noticed the heavily damaged kiosk and alerted the authorities.A team from the Gandhari police station, along with forensic and clue team personnel, reached the spot to secure the area and collect fingerprints and other material evidence.
A case has been registered and multiple police teams have launched a manhunt to trace the suspects and track the getaway vehicle using footage from highway surveillance cameras in the region. Bank officials have yet to confirm the total amount stolen.
— Yasir Mushtaq (@path2shah) October 12, 2026
