The Koh-e-Fiza police and crime branch Bhopal nabbed two miscreants and recovered valuables worth Rs 10 lakh from their possession; a person who used to help the two in disposing the burgled goods has also been arrested, said DIG Raman Singh Sikarwar while speaking with the mediapersons on Sunday. DIG Sikarwar said that acting on a tip off, two youths who were trying to sell gold finger ring were detained by a joint team of Koh-e-Fiza and crime branch Bhopal and when the two were questioned they confessed that the gold finger ring was stolen one.
The two were identified as Sachin Pardi (24) and Sohail Pardi (24) of Nishatpura. The accused are real brothers. In the initial investigation they confessed that the gold finger ring was stolen from Koh-e-Fiza around six months ago.
Police have recovered around 30 gm of gold and 1 kg of silver from their possession. There are 17 types of ornaments recovered from the accused.
The accused have confessed burglaries TT Nagar, Habibganj, Kolar, Bairagarh, and Nishatpura. The accused were also involved in crimes in Maharashtra and Rajasthan. During the investigation Mohammad Ameen was detained from Kazi Camp who was involved in disposing the burgled gold and silver goods.
A car bought by the accused was used to recce the targets and would escape in the car with the valuables.