Hudkeshwar Police Crack Five House Break-Ins, Recover Stolen Property Worth Rs 11.50 Lakh
Hudkeshwar Police in Nagpur have solved five cases of house break-ins and recovered stolen property worth Rs 11.50 lakh, including gold, silver, diamond ornaments, and a two-wheeler used in the crimes. The police received a complaint from Nitin Ravindra Ramteke on June 17, alleging that his house in Anandam Colony, New Narasala, was burgled, and valuables worth Rs 3.82 lakh were stolen. Following an investigation, police identified the accused as Mohammad Arshad Sajid Sheikh, Maroti alias Abhishek Rajkumar Bhautik, Tushar Rajesh Raut, and a minor. The accused confessed to the burglary and admitted to committing four more housebreak-ins in the Hudkeshwar Police Station limits.
Key Takeaways:
- Hudkeshwar Police detected five cases of house break-ins and recovered stolen property worth Rs 11.50 lakh.
- The stolen property included gold, silver, diamond ornaments, and a two-wheeler used in the crimes.
- The accused, Mohammad Arshad Sajid Sheikh, Maroti alias Abhishek Rajkumar Bhautik, Tushar Rajesh Raut, and a minor, were taken into custody and confessed to the burglary.
- The police seized a 50-gram gold bar, gold and silver ornaments, diamond rings, and the two-wheeler used in the crimes.
- The recovery is valued at Rs 11.5 lakh.
- The arrest was made by a team of police officers, including Sr PI Dhnyaneshwar Bhedodkar, API Pankajkumar Chakre, PSI Yogesh Korde, and staff.
- Deepak Gedam, the neighbor of the complainant, discovered the lock broken and valuables missing after cleaning the house.
- Nitin Ravindra Ramteke, the complainant, reported the burglary on June 17, and his nephew, Deepak Gedam, found the lock broken.
Statistics:
- Rs 11.5 lakh: Total value of the recovered stolen property.
- 50-gram: Weight of the gold bar seized by the police.
- Rs 3.82 lakh: Value of the stolen property, including ornaments and cash, from one house.
- 5: Number of cases of house break-ins detected by Hudkeshwar Police.
- 4: Number of additional housebreak-ins admitted to by the accused.
Sources:
- The Hitavada (Copyright 2025, distributed by Contify.com)