Gold jewellery worth Rs 90,000 and Rs 20,000 cash were burgled from Vrandhawan Nagar under Ayodhya Nagar police station area on Wednesday; a complaint was lodged on Thursday after the victim returned from Tikamgarh.
According to the police, the victim had gone to attend a marriage in Tikamgarh on Monday and on Wednesday he found that house was burgled.
The victim Jitendra Kumar Khare told the police that he along with his family had gone to attend a marriage in Tikamgarh on April 25 and on Wednesday he was informed by the neighbours that the house has been targeted by miscreant and locks of the door are found broken. He informed his brother-in-law to check and lodged a complaint on his return on Thursday.
Valuables kept in the almirah were targeted by the miscreants while other valuables remained intact. Police suspects that the miscreants were aware of the whereabouts of the valuables inside the house.
The victim works with District Malaria Office as Multipurpose Health Worker (MPHW).
In his complaint the victim has stated that in the burglary one pair gold ear rings, three gold finger rings, two gold chains, six silver coins, silverware and Rs 15000 cash and Rs 5000 in the piggy bank were burgled. The total loss in the burglary was Rs 1.5 lakh claimed the victim.
Based on the complaint after the preliminary investigation the police have registered a case under section 457 and 380 of the IPC and have started further investigation.