RS 33L robbery: 3 Techies, 2 suspected murder among 9 held

Pune: Three software engineers who work with enterprise applications UPI leading, and two suspects wanted in a murder case in Mazalgaon District Beed near Aurangabad, is among nine people arrested by police Pune in connection with the robbery of cash and ornaments Thursday afternoon Worth Rs33 lakh from a goldsmith in Jambhulwadi in KatRaj in Pune.
Police also have recovered the stolen booty.
Investigation revealed that the victim Nandkishor Kantilal Verma’s (41) Friend, Vyas Gulab Yadav (34), also a goldsmith who has a cell phone repair shop, is the leader of rings of nine members of the group that planned the crime for 25 days.
Yadav is a native of Sivan District in Bihar and stayed in Jambhulwadi in Pune.
“Yadav was well aware of the business Verma, his family members and financial condition.
In the past, he asked Verma to lend Rs6 lakh for business expansion but refused.
Yadav helped Verma looking for a store to buy.
He knows that Verma had kept a sum of money large enough in house for this purpose, “said Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone II) Sagar Patil.
He added, “Yadav associated with Maruti Ashok Solanke (30) and Ashok Jagannath Sawant (31), both residents Mazalgaon, through a mutual acquaintance and began to plan the crime.
He rang technicians, bhaiyyasaheb Vitthal more (32) and Shyam Achyut Tormal (31) both residents of Dhankawdi, and Kiran Kumar Nair (31) of Bhosari through a common contact.
Solanke and Sawant wanted in murder in Mazalgaon.
Duo along with three engineers want to make money fast.
another car used crime.
“Rohit Sambhaji Patil (35), Umesh Arun Ubale (24) and Suresh Suhas Thorat (32) are three suspects were arrested.
Police recover looted cash and ornaments from Rohit’s House in Chambholi.
Ubale, who drove the car used in the crime, is a resident of Bhosari in Pimpri-Chinchwad and Thorat come from Dattawadi in Pune.
On Friday, Verma filed a complaint with the Police Bharati Vidyapeth after asking questions and realized the men were not from the I-T department.
Yadav was accompanied Verma to the police station to lodge a complaint.
While police search for the details and description of the incident and the suspect, they are suspicious about some of the replies given Yadav.
Police also realized that ‘I-T officials’ have reached the moment of Verma after Yadav arrived home.
Police then check the phone call data records Yadav and held him and two others for questioning where they reveal the plot.
Police searching the remaining six associates, who were traveling along the highway Devgad-Nipani and catch them in a dramatic chase.