- विज्ञापन -
A case of theft of jewellery and cash worth lakhs of rupees has come to light from a house in Jagoda village of Theog in Shimla district. After committing the theft, the scoundrels set the house on fire. The police have registered a case on the complaint of the house owner and started an investigation.
The thieves also uprooted 2 CCTV cameras installed in the house, while 2 CCTVs are intact. Now the police will try to reach the scoundrels through these CCTVs. This incident happened on Tuesday night. The police registered an FIR on Wednesday.
In the complaint given to the police, Jai Chand told that 65 thousand rupees, 2 gold bangles, 1 ring, gold chain, 1 gold bracelet were kept in a small wooden box kept in the cupboard. The scoundrels have stolen them. Apart from this, the scoundrels also took away an inverter kept at home.
Theft in the absence of the house owner
According to the information, a person named Jai Chand, resident of Bhattakufar in Shimla, bought land in Jagoda village in the year 2016. In 2018, a two-storey house was built here, because his house in Bhattakufar came under the four-lane road. Due to this, Jai Chand built a two-storey house in Jagoda of Theog.
On July 3, Jai Chand’s niece died in Shimla. After this he came to Shimla. On the night of July 15, the miscreants broke the glass from the side of the roof and entered the house and committed the theft.
On July 16, at 6 am, Ramesh Chand of his village called Jai Chand and told him that smoke was coming out from the second floor of his house. After this, Jai Chand asked Ramesh to go inside the house and see. When Ramesh reached near the house, the main gate of the house was closed.
