Burglars lock several flats, steal valuables from vacant one
The incident occurred around 4.30 am on Saturday in Mangal Bazar. CCTV footage shows two masked suspects entering the building, cutting its electricity, and latching several neighbouring flats from outside.
According to police, the targeted flat belongs to a 34-year-old IT professional. In his complaint, the man said he had locked the house on the evening of Aug 8 to visit his hometown in Agra for Rakshabandhan. When he returned the following night, he found the front door broken and the flat ransacked.
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Among the stolen items were multiple gold and diamond ornaments, silverware, a laptop, and Rs 1 lakh in cash. The burglars appear to have gone through all rooms before escaping with the valuables.
Locking the adjacent flats gave them a clear window to commit the burglary without being interrupted, a senior police officer said.
After receiving a PCR call, a team from Laxmi Nagar police station and the district crime team visited the scene. Forensic experts collected fingerprint samples, and CCTV footage from the building and surrounding lanes is being examined.
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