JAMSHEDPUR: Thieves fell asleep with 17 smartphones worth thousands of Mahakaleshwar Ghat under the Jugsala Police Station area on Thursday morning.
There is also a gold chain report that grabs from the same area.
Two minors have been detained because they were questioned in this connection, police said.
Although the police complaint has not been submitted, there is information that similar incidents occur in other parts of Jamshedpur also in various Ghats rivers.
Before the start of Chhath, the district of the district had assured that it would post police in simple clothes in all Ghat rivers to foil theft like that and grab the incident.
In another incident under the Area of the Azadnagar police station, the thief entered a house and fell asleep with gold ornaments and valuable items around RS 3 Lakh.
Complaints have been submitted in this connection.
Report of home burglary has been submitted at the Parsudih Police Station.
The source said that when family members had gone to their relatives’ homes to participate in Chhath, the thief entered their homes and fell asleep with valuables.
The source said family members have gone to the Ghat River to do Chhath, when the thugs enter the house and steal valuables on Thursday morning.
In the adjacent Seraikela-Kharsawan district, there was a shooting report between two rival gangs in Chhath Ghat on Thursday.
The police said that a Vikki Nandi was a target for thugs.
Vikki and two other women were present in the place were injured in the attack.
They are undergoing treatment.
The police have restored cartridges from the place.
The source said the shooting was the fall of the old competition between Vikki and other criminals in the area.
Taking advantage of a big meeting, the thugs came to kill Vikki in Ghat, said relatives of the victims.
The police added they would go through CCTV footage from the camera installed in that place to find those involved in the attack.
The police assured that those involved would soon be on their internet.
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