Mysuru: In less than four days since heist sensational and murder at a jewelry store in Vidyaranyalaham, the city of Mysuru City reached a breakthrough with six people arrested in various parts of the country.
In addition to two people from Karnataka, others come from Jammu and Kashmir, West Bengal and Rajasthan.
To express the government’s appreciation, Minister of Home Karnataka Araga Jnanendra announced a gift of Rs 5 Lakh to the city of Mysuru City.
“Three accusations – each of mysuru, Bengaluru and Rajasthan, who conspired to loot the store had been arrested here,” said Director General and Inspector Karnataka General Police Praveen Sood, added that from the eight involved in theft, six had been arrested.
DGP, handling the media on Friday, said, “The plan was to loot the jewelry store.
The defendant managed to escape from the place, and traveled to various places throughout the country.
We were investigating how they managed to travel as far as possible in the time span In short.
We can ensure this only after interrogating them.
“Sood added that the defendant who was detained in other countries would be taken to Mysuru after obtaining permission from the court.
“We have recovered some of the boots they stole from the store,” he said.
The conspirator who met three conspirators captured in Mysuru reportedly became familiar with each other while they were detained in court detention.
They then planned to loot jewelry stores in Vidyaranyapuram, and drove their hands from other countries, with previous experience robbing jewelry stores, for beggars.
Behind the robbery, the city of Mysuru police did not leave the stone accused.
A total of 400 personnel were removed from Mysuru City, and the South Police ranged to accuse the defendant.
A total of five special teams were formed, with 15 inspectors and senior officers.
Following tip-off, Karnataka police rushed to various countries, and managed to accuse the defendant within 96 hours.
The customer who was fisted was Masonon on August 23, a four-member gang looted a jewelry store, and when he escaped from the jewelry, and while running away, Chandru 22 years shot, a customer at the store, who was declared dead when he rushed to the hospital.
Chandru, a resident of Dadadahalli, was a mason who came to the store to buy a pillar, his friend said Ranjith.
“When the shutter was opened by a gang inside, Chandru tried to enter the store, but was shot,” said Ranjith.
War and murder are improved to arouse Hackles of Mysuru residents, considering the crime was reported in a very close location of the city.
‘This is a case that challenges the case of Dacoity and the murder reported in Mysuru is a big challenge, especially because those involved in them come from other states.
But our police have successfully resolved crime in four days.
– Praveen Sood | Director General and Inspector General of Police, Karnataka