Theft with handkerchief on face, gloves in hand and 'wig' on head: The mystery of the burglary of the link was solved, one arrested with Rs 3 lakh, peas were scattered in the interrogation

Mehsana Local Crime Branch has solved the mystery of the burglary in Kadi area. Police inspector N.R. The Vadodara man was nabbed with a suspicious car from Shivala circle on the basis of specific information received when the LCB teams under Vaghela guidance were patrolling in the district. The police have seized a total of Rs 2,50,150 in cash, including the car used in the crime, from the accused. Upon examining the car, the stolen goods were found PSI N.P. Gupta of the LCB. Parmar, A.D. Kakrecha and his team received information that a blue coloured Ford Figo car number GJ-06-FC-4048 was coming from Nandasan towards Mehsana. On the basis of this information, a watch was set up near Shivala Circle and the vehicle was stopped. Nayankumar Vitthalbhai Mali (resident of Vadodara) was found with Rs 50,000 in cash in his pocket. During a search of the vehicle, iron rods, shafts and gloves used for theft were found inside. Burglar wearing a 'wig' on his head to hide his identity During the rigorous interrogation of the arrested accused, it was found that he, along with four other accomplices Gurmukh Singh Bawari, Tara Singh Bawari (both residing in Vadodara) and Dilersingh Sardar and Karan Singh Tank (both residing in Kalol), had broken the lock of a locked house in Kadi and committed the theft one and a half months ago. The gang turned out to be extremely unscrupulous. They are in the habit of burglary at night by tying handkerchiefs over their faces, wearing gloves in their hands and wearing 'wigs' on their heads to hide their identities. Wheels set in motion to nab the other accused Mehsana police have arrested Nayan Kumar Mali and are taking legal action. Four other accused involved in the crime have been declared wanted and the wheels are set in motion to nab them.