Jaipur : Gangs that break the locks of houses are active in Jaipur city. First they targeted the houses of people going home on Diwali and now they are breaking the locks of the houses of people going to weddings and taking away jewelery, cash and other valuables worth lakhs. Four cases of Nakbajani were registered in four police stations of the city on Saturday and Sunday.Kusum Vihar Sushil Kumar, resident of Ramdev Colony, lodged a report at Ramnagariya police station. The victim told that he works in a private company and had gone to the function with his family on Sunday afternoon. The thieves broke the locks of the house and cupboard from behind and stole three gold chains, four rings, a pair of bracelets and cash.
Thieves ran away after waking up from retired judge’s house
Thieves entered the house of retired High Court judge Vishnu Kumar Mathur, resident of Mahesh Colony under Jyoti Nagar police station, on Sunday night. The thieves broke the CCTV camera installed on the side of the garage. Neighbors woke up after hearing noise while breaking the door of the house with Naqab. The neighbor called out to the people sleeping inside Vishnu Kumar’s house, when the thieves ran away from there. The thieves were seen wearing masks in the CCTV camera. Sumer Nagar resident Balwan Singh lodged a report of theft at Muhana police station. The complainant told that he had gone to a wedding with his family on Saturday and when he returned on Sunday morning, he found the locks of the house broken. The thieves took away 98 thousand rupees kept in the house and jewelery and other valuables worth about three lakhs.
● Ganesh Nagar resident Tarun Jain lodged a report regarding theft at Murlipura police station. The complainant told that Alwar had gone to a wedding. The thieves broke the locks from behind and took away the gold mangalsutra, two pairs of tops, a silver bowl, spoon, glass, two bangles and two mobiles.
● Aditya Mangal, resident of Raj Lakshmi Enclave located in Jagatpura, has registered a case of Nakbajani in Ramnagariya police station. The complainant had gone to a wedding ceremony in the village along with his family. The thieves broke the locks of the house from behind and took away gold and silver jewelery and other valuables. Due to fear of thieves, the complainant had taken half of the jewelery with him, due to which half of the jewelery was saved from being stolen.
