REWA Police Arrests Members of Gang Involved in Several Thefts
The Rewa police have arrested several members of a gang involved in a series of thefts across different locations in the district. The gang, identified as Mahdadi's Gond gang, has been active in Rewa district for several years, targeting various areas, including Govindgarh, Gudh, Rewa, Mauganj, and Sidhi. The police team, led by DSP Himali Pathak and SP Vivek Singh, conducted raids and recovered gold and silver ornaments worth approximately Rs 16,63,000, cash of Rs 63,000, and three bikes used in the thefts.
Key Takeaways:
- The Rewa police arrested several members of the Mahdadi's Gond gang, including Sugendra Gond, Kamlesh Kewat, Shailendra Gond, Jaleem Gond, Pintu Gond, and Nagendra Gond, who were involved in a series of thefts in different locations across the district.
- The gang has been active in the Rewa district for several years, targeting areas such as Govindgarh, Gudh, Rewa, Mauganj, and Sidhi.
- The gang's activities were uncovered by the police network of informers, which led to the formation of a team to investigate and apprehend the gang members.
- The police recovered gold and silver ornaments worth approximately Rs 16,63,000, cash of Rs 63,000, and three bikes used in the thefts from the possession of the accused gang members.
- Five members of the gang, including Jaleem Gond, Pintu Gond, Shailendra Gond, Surendra Gond, and Lakmalesh Kewat, are still at large and are being continuously searched by the police.
- The police have interrogated the captured gang members, who have accepted committing dozens of burglary incidents in the said areas.
Statistics:
- The police recovered gold and silver ornaments worth approximately Rs 16,63,000.
- The police also recovered cash of Rs 63,000.
- The police recovered three bikes used in the thefts.
- The gang has been active in the Rewa district for several years.
- The gang committed dozens of burglary incidents in areas under Gudh police station, Govindgarh police station, Rewa district, Mauganj, and Sidhi district.
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