Ghaziabad: The thief targets a leading wooden trader’s house in Chandrapuri around noon on Saturday and allegedly put to sleep with cash and jewelry worth almost Rs 1 Crore.
At that time, Mukesh Gupta, a businessman, had gone to his shop and his family to a relative home to celebrate Bhai Duj.
Mukesh’s friend and neighbor Mukesh Rajiv told the Toi that because of a bank vacation, a wooden trader could not deposit cash in the bank and took him to his house.
The police said they had scan the CCTV camera recording in the area but did not find instructions.
“Mukesh went for his shop around 10am, while his wife and daughter went to Meerut around 11 in the morning to celebrate Bhai Duj.
It must be 12:30 a.m.
when Mukesh returned home and found his house to be searched.
Around 12:45 a.m., he called me to give.
Know me about theft, “Rajiv said.
“The bank is closed because of Diwali and Bhai Duj.
So, he has brought cash from his shop to his house and plans to deposit the same on Monday,” he added.
Nipun Agarwal, SP (City 1), however, said that Mukesh had not judged the amount of money stolen.
“At this stage, we cannot comment on the amount lost because the family still assesses the same thing,” he said.
Police suspect theft to be a result of someone’s work known to the family.
“The thieves only target the room where cash and jewelry are saved.
That means they know first about the family movement and crime done in less than half an hour, it shows the involvement of people,” Agarwal said.
Although there was no CCTV camera installed at the businessman’s house, the police scan the CCTV camera recording in the neighborhood.
“The effort is ready to track criminals,” said a police officer.
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