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Watch: Thief who stole jewellery worth Rs 20 lakh couriers some of it back to afflicted family

The Ghaziabad Police in UP have launched an investigation.

Scroll Staff
Nov 02, 2022 · 10:25 am
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#गाजियाबाद
इसको चोरों की दरियादिली कहेंगे या कुछ और?
राजनगर एक्स्टेंशन की एक सोसायटी के फ्लैट से करीब 20 लाख के गहने चोरी हुए।
घटना के कई दिन बाद पीड़ित परिवार के पास एक कुरियर आया।
चोरों ने करीब 4 लाख के गहने वही वापस भेज दिए जहां से चोरी किए थे। pic.twitter.com/RyMCyiSBZa

— Zuber Akhtar (@Zuber_Akhtar1) November 1, 2022

#Ghaziabad: पहले चोर ने लाखों रुपयों की चोरी की फिर चोरी की हुई लाखों की ज्वैलरी कूरियर के ज़रिए वापस भेज दी। घर से करीब 15-20 लाख रुपए के गहने चोरी हुए थे जबकि करीब ₹4.5 लाख के गहने चोरों ने कूरियर के जरिए पीड़ित को वापस भेज दिए। पुलिस चोरों का पता लगाने की कोशिश कर रही है। pic.twitter.com/1Q2HqBebrG

— UP Tak (@UPTakOfficial) November 1, 2022

थाना नंदग्राम पर अभियोग पंजीकृत है, विवेचना प्रचलित है |

— GHAZIABAD POLICE (@ghaziabadpolice) November 1, 2022
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