Police in Mumbai have apprehended two individuals involved in a heinous crime where they tied up and stole gold and ₹1.5 lakh from an 80-year-old woman and her helper. The suspects, known for their involvement in real estate, already have a history of che
MumbaiRobberyElderlyReal EstateCrimeReal Estate MumbaiJan 11, 2025
The victims were an 80-year-old woman and her helper, both residents of a quiet neighborhood in Mumbai.
The robbers managed to escape with a substantial amount of gold jewelry and cash worth ₹1.5 lakh.
The suspects were identified through surveillance footage and witness testimonies. They were apprehended within 48 hours of the crime.
Santosh Sindal has a known history in the real estate business and has a criminal background, including charges of cheating and forgery.
The police have increased their presence in the affected area, launched a campaign to educate the public about home security, and encouraged the installation of CCTV cameras and alarm systems. Community organizations are also organizing awareness programs and workshops.
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