Ajmer: Cases of booty and theft have spinned with marriage and a kicking tourist season.
The police claimed that they had increased security measures and maintained Vigil through CCTV cameras.
Police Ajmer on Monday arrested three people for stealing ornaments and wallets in crowded places.
The police interrogated them to find out about more evil like that.
According to DSP Priyanka Raghuvanshi, a case of stealing money from women’s wallets was registered at the Civil Line Police Station.
Acting on the report, the police arrested Monu (29), a resident of Alwar, Rakesh (35), a resident of Bitarauli Uttar Pradesh, and Suresh (23), a resident of Alwar Regency.
The police also confiscated Rs 93,000, mobile and cars from their ownership.
The gang was used to look for victims in crowded places and then steal wallets, money, and other things from parked cars.
In another incident, Rukhsana, a resident of Ramanj, said he and his sister had shopped for their daughter’s wedding with Rs 23,000 and some gold in the car.
When they resigned and opened his wallet to pay, it was empty.
Money and ornaments are all lost.
Police Ramganj registered the case and was investigating.
Likewise, Chandresh Verma, a resident of Pancheel and a retired principal, ride the tempo to buy goods from the market.
When he went down near the school of Nanak teacher, he found that his wallet containing Rs 20,000 was stolen.
The Christian Ganj police enrolled the case and was investigating.
Ajmer thieves step on the gas when the wedding season starts
