Thieves Hide Stolen Ornaments in Sewage Pipeline in Gwalior

In Gwalior, the thieves adopted a similar modus operandi to hide the stolen goods, which surprised the police. The thieves did not hide the stolen gold and silver ornaments worth about Rs 12 lakh in any cupboard or floor, but in the sewage pipeline of the house. The police have arrested two accused, including the main accused Taj Khan. The case belongs to the Bhitarwar police station area. In fact, the theft took place in the house of Giani Bhushan Pathak, a resident of Ward No. 2 of Bhitarwar on October 22. The thieves fled after hiding the gold and silver ornaments in the wheat tank in the room. The police started investigating the case and on the basis of suspicion, the main accused and his another accomplice were caught. During interrogation, the accused confessed to hiding the stolen ornaments in the sewage pipeline of the house. After this, the police opened the pipeline and recovered the gold and silver ornaments worth about Rs 12 lakh hidden in it. The police are currently interrogating the two accused.