Achi news desk-
Unknown thieves stole from an abandoned house in Ward No. 22 of the municipality in Janggir-Champa district. By breaking the lock of the house, a total of Rs 3 lakh 70 thousand was stolen, including gold and silver jewelery worth Rs 2 lakh 50 thousand and cash worth Rs 1 lakh 20 thousand kept in three cupboards. There was the police station in town
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According to the information, Raju Pradhan was living in a rented house in Ward No. 22. He had gone to his native district, Sakti, with his family since April 21 after locking the house and visiting his parents. When I returned to my rented house with my family around 8:30 am on Friday, May 24, I found the main gate door at the front.
Locks of 3 cupboards were found broken, 10 thousand rupees were taken from piggy bank for children
But when he entered the house, he saw that the lock in the room was broken. The locks of three cabinets that were kept in different rooms were also broken and they were scattered on the bed. Gold and silver jewelery worth Rs 2.50 lakh and a cash amount of Rs 1.20 lakh kept inside the cupboard, where Doraemon Children had about Rs 10,000 in his piggy bank, were stolen by unknown thieves.
City Kotwali police did not come even after information
Raju Pradhan reached the police station in Kotwali town around 9 am to report the theft at his home. But no police came to the scene to investigate. The material lies scattered like this. At the same time, due to the failure of the police to arrive at the scene, questions arise about the police’s work style.
After a long time, the police reached the spot, took information about the incident and registered an FIR. A report has been registered against unknown thieves at the Kotwali city police station. The police are investigating the matter and CCTV cameras installed nearby are being scrutinized.
There was a theft at the house of an SECL employee 21 days ago
It is worth noting that a theft incident took place 21 days ago at the house of a retired SECL employee in Ward No. 19. In this, 27.70 lacs were stolen. So far, the police have not been able to find a clue in this case. At the same time, the cyber teams are also unable to catch the theft taking place at the district headquarters.
