Authorities in Nagpur, a city in western India, have arrested a man accused of carrying out a robbery at a local bank using an unconventional weapon. According to reports, the suspect entered the financial institution under the guise of a regular customer. Once inside, he reportedly threw chilli powder directly into the eyes of the bank employees to temporarily blind them and prevent them from interfering with the theft.

The incident, which has been described as a 'hot pursuit' case by some observers, resulted in the suspect's eventual apprehension by local law enforcement. While details regarding the specific amount of money stolen or the current condition of the bank staff remain limited, the case has drawn attention due to the unusual method employed by the perpetrator to neutralize the employees. Police are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the robbery and the suspect's background.