Jaura Police Recover Five of Nine Buffaloes Reported Stolen, Search Continues

Jaura police have recovered 5 of the 9 buffaloes stolen from a house in Damejar village, while the search for the remaining 4 buffaloes and the accused involved in the theft is still continuing.

The recovered buffaloes were found tied in an old goth, a structure used for tethering cattle, in an unclaimed condition in Chhade village on Pagara Road. Police brought the buffaloes to Jaura police station the previous night. The complainant later identified them as his stolen buffaloes.

According to the information available, 9 buffaloes were stolen from the house of Sahib Singh Rawat, a resident of Damejar village, on the night of 26 September. The buffaloes were allegedly taken away by unidentified thieves. Following a complaint about the incident, Jaura police registered crime number 466/26 and began an investigation.

Police had been searching for the stolen buffaloes as well as the people involved in the theft since the case was registered. During this search, police received information about 5 buffaloes tied inside an old goth in Chhade village, located on Pagara Road.

The police reached the spot and found the 5 buffaloes tied there. Since the animals were found in an unclaimed condition, they were taken to Jaura police station for identification. Sahib Singh Rawat then identified all 5 buffaloes as the ones stolen from his house.

Following the identification, police formally recovered the five buffaloes. The remaining 4 buffaloes have not yet been traced.

Head constable and investigating officer in the case, Brajendra Parashar, posted at Jaura police station, said that the search for the stolen buffaloes and the accused had been under way since the day of the incident on the instructions of senior officers. He said that 5 buffaloes had been recovered from Chhade village the previous night.

The police are continuing their search for the remaining 4 buffaloes. They are also working to identify and arrest the accused linked to the theft. Police said efforts were being made to arrest them soon.