Jaipur Police Crack Daylight Robbery Case in Days, Recover Stolen Gold Jewellery

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The city police in Jaipur have arrested seven men and recovered gold jewellery worth Rs 35 lakh looted from a jeweller in the Harmada police station area. The special team acted swiftly, carrying out raids and tracing the accused through CCTV footage and technical surveillance. The complainant, a jeweller, had been approached by one of the accused, Amit Jangid alias Bittu, who had planned the robbery. The gang used the complainant's trust to their advantage, hiding the jewellery under debris 500 meters away before retrieving it with the help of another accomplice.

Key Takeaways:

  • Seven men have been arrested in connection with a daylight robbery case in Jaipur, bringing relief to the victim, a jeweller.
  • The police recovered gold jewellery worth Rs 35 lakh, which was looted from the jeweller under the Harmada police station area.
  • The accused, Amit Jangid alias Bittu, is a longtime acquaintance of the complainant, who was duped into delivering the jewellery to a rented room where the gang attacked him at knifepoint.
  • The police registered a case and retrieved CCTV footage, which helped them trace the accused and seize the scooter used in the crime.
  • The accused planned the robbery meticulously, using the complainant's trust to their advantage, hiding the jewellery under debris 500 meters away before retrieving it.
  • Those arrested include Amit Jangid alias Bittu (38), Jayvardhan Singh Jodha alias JP (24), Lakshya Verma (18), Ajay Yadav alias Ajju (18), Adhyayan Rajawat alias Monu (19), Naveen Sharma (20), and Devraj Singh (19).

Statistics:

  • Rs 35 lakh worth of gold jewellery was recovered from the accused.
  • The police arrested 7 men in connection with the daylight robbery case.
  • The accused planned the robbery meticulously, using the complainant's trust to their advantage.
  • The gang hid the jewellery under debris 500 meters away before retrieving it.
  • The complainant, a jeweller, was duped into delivering the jewellery to a rented room where the gang attacked him at knifepoint.

Sources:

  • Times of India