Theft of jewelery and other property worth Rs 5 lakh from a locked house in Khas Mahal Colony. Achi-News

Achi news desk-
Bhaskar News Jewelery worth around Rs 5 lakh and other property were stolen by breaking the lock and two almirahs from the residence of CCL employee Yogendra Singh at Khasmahal Colony in Gandhinagar police station area under Gandhinagar Bokaro district. The robbery incident happened between Sunday night and Monday night at around 1am. The thief entered the house by breaking the lock of the house. Where the almirah was broken into and jewelery worth around Rs 5 lakh was stolen. The victim’s mother Chinta Devi said that two sets of gold earrings, two sets of earrings, one Mangal Sutra, one gold chain and three pairs of silver anklets, three neck chains kept in the almirah were received as gifts from CCL steal He said only gold and silver were stolen. It is said that the owner of the home together with his entire family went to his ancestral home in Dantu in Kasamar block 15 days ago. The landlord said he had given the house keys to another person in the colony. Around 1.30 in the evening, the people of the neighboring house heard the sound of vandalism and then they informed other people of the colony via mobile phone. But as soon as people got together, the thieves completed their work and made off with ease. People said that the number of robbers was around 8. Racking was done at the door of every house near the house set by the thieves. Information about the theft incident was given to the landlord by telephone during the night itself. As soon as the information was received, he reached his home early in the morning and informed the Gandhinagar police station. Where the police arrived and started investigating the matter. According to the police, the case will be solved soon. According to the residents of the colony, when the door lock of the house was broken, a lot of noise was heard. But we didn’t pay attention. When noise started coming from inside the house again, it was suspected that a thief had entered here. Eventually, other people inside the house were informed through a mobile phone that a thief had entered Yogendra Singh’s house. Looking through the windows of our respective houses, there were about 8 thieves. All of them were seen being sent in front of the house. After some time, the inhabitants of the colony gathered courage. By then the thieves had come to know about the movement of the inhabitants of the colony. For this reason they ran away. In this regard, Gandhinagar police station in-charge Pintu Mahatha said that the victim had given information about the robbery incident. The police have visited the site of the incident and taken stock. Under investigation. It will be inaugurated soon.