Police: Alia firm ex-secy splurged the stolen lakhs
They have recovered a 65-inch LED TV worth Rs 90,000 and a refrigerator worth Rs 48,000 that Vedhika Shetty allegedly bought with the embezzled money. "The electronic goods were kept at her new house, which her uncle gave police after Shetty's arrest," said an officer.
Shetty was sent to Byculla jail on Thursday on completion of police custody. TNN
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