Trio Arrested for Violent Robbery in Jaipur: A Tale of Deception and Cowardice

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On March 3, a violent robbery took place in a house in the Ambabari area of Vidhyadhar Nagar, Jaipur, where three men posing as domestic helpers tied up and assaulted a 45-year-old woman before fleeing with diamond-studded gold jewelry worth several lakhs. The accused, Inderjeet Kumar Gupta, Ashok Mandal, and Radheshyam Mandal, residents of Bihar, employed a precise modus operandi to commit the crime. They gained the trust of their employers by working under false identities and then executed the heist with precision.

Key Takeaways:

  • The accused worked under fake names and used forged documents to secure domestic helper jobs in affluent households.
  • The trio targeted households with valuable assets, gaining the trust of their employers before striking and fleeing.
  • The modus operandi involved switching off their phones and using mobile devices of strangers, such as bus conductors or fellow travelers, to evade tracking.
  • After the Ambabari robbery, the accused fled Rajasthan and crossed into Nepal, using local SIM cards to communicate.
  • Based on technical inputs, police teams were formed and deployed across different locations, apprehending the accused in Agra and Bihar.
  • The investigation revealed that the accused assaulted the woman, tied her hands, and gagged her, leaving behind broken locks and bloodstains at the crime scene.

Statistics:

  • The accused committed a violent robbery on March 3, targeting a house in the Ambabari area of Vidhyadhar Nagar, Jaipur.
  • The trio stole diamond-studded gold jewelry worth several lakhs from the household.
  • The accused assaulted a 45-year-old woman during the robbery.
  • Inderjeet was apprehended in Agra, while Ashok and Radheshyam were arrested in Bihar with the help of local police.
  • Several stolen valuables, including jewelry and other items, were recovered by the police.

Sources:

  • SHO (Vidhyadhar Nagar) Rakesh Khyaliya