Letter: It seems that cellular robbers in the city have shed their fears to provoke the law.
Recently, the four incidents have been registered at various police stations where citizens complained to be targeted by cellphone snatchers.
Such first event was registered at the Limbayat Police Station by Nagjee Narola (53) a embroidery worker and Yogi Darshan Society resident in Sarthana who said the man who was transmitted by the bike claimed his cellphone worth Rs 5,000.
According to complaints, Narola stated that he would go to his workstation near the Anjanda Farm in his bicycle on December 19, when two unidentified people on the bike suddenly grabbed his cellphone from his shirt pocket near the dumbhal water pump station and escaped.
Limbayat police registered a violation of unknown motorists and began investigations.
In another incident, Moses Saiyad (54), a Sachin resident who worked as a security guard in the Varacha area stated that when he returned home at around 10pm on November 3, two men who were transmitted on a bicycle grabbed his cellphone worth Rs 2,500 from him.
Pocket pocket and escape from a place near the gold point in Mahidharpura.
He then filed a complaint of theft with the Mahidharpura police station.
Samir Kadri (23), a daily bet lives in Athwaline, traveling with a two-wheeled vehicle along with her sister Kajal on December 28 around 9:30 a.m.
While passing near the Bhestan Bridge, two men on a bicycle grabbed Kajal’s cellphone worth RS4,000 from his hand, he told police Pandesara in his complaint.
Digen Afircawala (42), a citizen Katargam passed the second wheel near the Jilani Bridge on December 19 at around 10:45 when two people came up with a bicycle nearby and grabbed his cellphone worth RS5,000.
He then filed a complaint about it with the Rander police station.
Mobile snatchers have run free at Diamond City
