Special teams formed after Arakkonam burglars steal 30 sovereigns, ₹5 lakh
Burglars broke into a retired railway officer's Arakkonam home and stole 30 sovereigns of gold, 1 kg silver items and ₹5 lakh in cash.
Special teams have been formed to nab the suspects after a case was registered over a burglary at the house of retired railway officer Moindeen Sharif in Arakkonam town.
The police said the incident took place on Tuesday, when burglars took 30 sovereigns of gold jewellery, 1 kg of silver objects and around ₹5 lakh in cash from the house.
Moindeen, 68, was away with family members, having gone to visit his son in Chennai for a week, according to the initial inquiry.
When he returned, he found that cupboards in the living room and bedroom had been broken open.
The police said the gold ornaments and cash kept in the cupboards were missing.
The rear door of the house was also found damaged, indicating that the burglars had entered after forcing it open.
On being informed, Arakkonam Town police inspected the spot and began examining the available leads.
CCTV cameras installed in the house and along the route were taken up to identify the suspects.
The police registered a case and formed special teams to nab those involved.
A probe is under way into the burglary and the missing valuables and cash.
Source: The Hindu
Frequently asked questions
Where did the burglary take place?
The burglary took place at the house of retired railway officer Moindeen Sharif in Arakkonam town.
What was stolen from the house?
The burglars stole 30 sovereigns of gold jewellery, 1 kg of silver objects and around ₹5 lakh in cash.
When did the burglary occur?
The incident took place on Tuesday while Moindeen Sharif was away visiting his son in Chennai.
How did the burglars enter the house?
They appear to have entered through the damaged rear door after forcing it open.
What action have the police taken?
Arakkonam Town police registered a case, examined CCTV footage and formed special teams to identify and arrest the suspects.
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