Goods worth Rs70,000 robbed from Paras Midas Colony house

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Household goods worth Rs70,000 were burgled from Paras Midas Colony under Khajuri police station area on Sunday. According to the police, on Sunday the victim Surendra Raikwar found that the locks were broken and house was ransacked.

A complaint was lodged with the Khajuri police by the victim claiming that the when he entered the house goods including air cooler, invertor, battery and other valuables worth Rs70,000 were found burgled.

The police have registered a case under Section 457 and 380 of the IPC and have started further investigation. The victim is a resident of Koh-e-Fiza and owns a house in Paras Midas colony which he used to visit on holidays and weekends. At the house only house hold goods are kept and

Meanwhile valuables worth Rs55,000 were burgled from Nay Samand village under Nazeerabad police station area on Saturday. The victim lalaram lodhi had gone for shopping and when he returned the house was found ransacked.

A complaint was lodged with the Nazeerabad police and in the complaint victim claimed that the locks of his house were found broken when he returned on Sunday.

In the burglary three pairs of silver anklet, a gold chain and silver toe rings worth  Rs 55000 were found missing.

The almirah having valuables were found broken and gold and silver jewelry were missing. In the burglary along with gold and silver jewelry eight expensive sarees were burgled.

The police have registered a case under section 457 and 380 of the IPC and have started further investigation.

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