A probe is underway after gold pledged as loan security goes missing from a Bank of India locker in Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh. Multiple reports say 96 gold packets kept in the locker are unaccounted for. The gold was reportedly pledged by customers as collateral for loans, and the packets together are described as being worth in crores. Bank officials and investigators are examining the circumstances that led to the loss, including locker access records and internal procedures. Police have registered the incident and are working to identify how the gold was taken and whether there was any breach of security. No official details about arrests or specific suspects are included in the reports. Authorities are also attempting to verify the exact weight and market value of the missing gold packets and reconcile the bank’s records with the locker inventory. The investigation focuses on establishing responsibility and recovering the missing assets, while determining whether the incident involves foul play or a lapse in banking security.