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4 arrested in Mathura jewellery showroom theft; ornaments worth Rs 12 cr recovered

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Mathura (UP), Sep 15 (PTI) An ex-employee among four individuals was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the theft of gold ornaments and cash from a jeweller’s showroom in Kosikalan, police said.

The entire stolen jewellery and cash, including 7.12 kg of gold jewellery worth around Rs 12 crore and Rs 11 lakh in cash, were recovered from them, Agra Zone ADG SK Bhagat said at a press conference here.

In the FIR registered after the theft on Sunday, police said that approximately 10 kg of gold ornaments and Rs 15 lakh cash were stolen.

The police arrested the accused — Vishnu alias Pappu Soni, his brother Mohan and two women — from Gopalbagh locality, he said.

The police also recovered the key of the locker allegedly used in the crime, clothes worn during the incident, a bag, gas and wire cutters, and the DVR containing CCTV footage from the showroom, Bhagat said.

The CCTV footage recorded the accused entering the showroom on Sunday, committing the theft and leaving the premises, he said.

According to the police, Pappu, who had earlier worked at the showroom, entered the premises by cutting an iron grille installed on the roof to keep monkeys out and then cut the door lock with a gas cutter.

He also knew where the keys to the safe and cupboards were kept and used them to open the lockers, take away the jewellery and cash, and lock them again to avoid immediate detection, the ADG said.

A case has been registered against the accused under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), police said. PTI COR ABN SHS

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