Instagram link: https://www.instagram.com/nascent_carbon/     In a bizarre turn of events, a 37-year-old electrical engineer dug a hole in the terrace of a bank on the outskirts of Delhi, intending a robbery, but ended up struggling for three days before getting nabbed by the police. The man, identified as Deepak, works for a Gurgaon-based company and had to reportedly pay a Rs 35 lakh loan. Deepak broke into the bank at around 9.30 pm on August 14 by digging a hole into the terrace of the State Bank of India's Muradnagar branch in Ghaziabad. He then took some rest after getting into the bank and then took stock of the situation. He had two nights to conduct the robbery, August 15 being a national holiday and August 16 a Sunday. After analysing the situation minutely, Deepak left the bank in the morning of August 15, only to return back in the next morning. He tried hard to break through the strong room using hammers and cutters, but failed. He also visited the washroom and walked out often to breathe in some fresh air. The bank was surrounded by the police in the night of August 16 after a man visited the ATM attached to the same building and heard some noise coming from the bank. The manager of the bank was called and Deepak was arrested. It was later revealed that Deepak used to live in Muradnagar prior to moving to Delhi and used to visit the bank often. During his visits, he had discovered that the bank had a weak security system.