The Discovery of a 17-Lakh Theft in Saket Nagar
Priya Tiwari, the elder daughter-in-law of a local household, has been implicated in the theft of gold and silver jewelry along with cash, in collaboration with her partner, Asif Khan. The police have successfully recovered the stolen items and apprehended both suspects, who were subsequently brought before the court.
Key Points
- The daughter-in-law, along with her lover, stole ₹17 lakh worth of valuables.
- Investigations have begun, involving questioning of family members.
- Both suspects have appeared in court.
Nayeduniya Correspondent, Dindori. The Kotwali police have uncovered a significant theft incident in Saket Nagar, located across the Narmada bridge near the district headquarters. Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the theft of ₹1 lakh in cash and jewelry valued at ₹17 lakh.
On Saturday, SP Vahini Singh reported that on April 14, Ram Gopal Tiwari, whose father, the late Mohanlal Tiwari, aged 70, resides in Saket Nagar, filed a complaint at Kotwali. He claimed that during the night of April 5-6, an unidentified individual broke into their home and made off with cash and gold-silver jewelry. The police registered a case against unknown suspects and initiated an investigation.
Jewelry and Cash Hidden in Jabalpur and Vikrampur
- The Kotwali police chief assembled a team to thoroughly investigate the case. Evidence indicating the involvement of the complainant’s household was discovered based on inspections and technical data. Consequently, family members were interrogated.
- During questioning, Priya Tiwari, the elder daughter-in-law, along with her partner Asif Khan from Vikrampur, emerged as key suspects. They had taken the stolen goods to Jabalpur and Vikrampur, intending to sell them.
- Jewelry and cash amounting to ₹1 lakh were recovered from their hideouts in Jabalpur and Vikrampur.
Suspects Presented in Court
- The police managed to recover a total of 130.9 grams of gold jewelry and 3.682 kg of silver jewelry. The total value of the recovered jewelry stands at ₹16,26,240, in addition to ₹1 lakh in cash, totaling ₹17,26,240.
- Both suspects, Asif Khan from Vikrampur and Priya Tiwari from Saket Nagar, were arrested and presented in court.
Individuals Involved in the Operation
The operation was carried out by Kotwali police chief Durgaprasad Nagpure, along with SI Sanjay Dhurve, ASI Praveen Khamparia, and several other officers, including Cyber Cell personnel and women constables.
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