A shocking incident in Pune where a thief stole gold jewellery worth ₹4.95 lakh from an elderly couple who had stopped to get vada pav from a shop.
PuneThiefGold JewelleryElderly CoupleVada PavReal Estate PuneAug 30, 2024
₹4.95 lakh worth of gold jewellery, including gold bangles, a gold ring, mangalsutra, and other ornaments.
The incident occurred at a vada pav shop in Shevalewadi on Pune-Solapur road.
The couple had stopped to get vada pav from a shop, and Dashrath had gone to get the snack while Jayashree stayed back near the vehicle.
A case under Section 173 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) has been lodged at the Hadapsar Police Station, and further investigation is underway.
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