A serious theft took place at a Jamshedpur apartment, where criminals broke into a home and stole a large amount of valuables. The thieves made off with jewelry worth an estimated 1.5 to 2 million rupees, along with 50,000 rupees in cash. This incident happened at the Chandravati Apartment, which is near Kitadih Imam Bada and falls under the Parsudih police station’s area. The apartment belongs to Sameem Khan, a ration shop owner, and his wife; they were away at their shop when the crime occurred.
Because the apartment was empty, the thieves took the opportunity to break in. They used a cutting tool to get through the main gate’s lock and enter the flat. Once inside, they broke open two storage cabinets, taking the jewelry and cash they found there. The fact that the homeowners were absent during the break-in made the apartment an easy target for this robbery. The way the crime was carried out suggests that the thieves had planned the act carefully and were familiar with the homeowners’ daily routine.
Following the crime, police began an investigation to catch those responsible. They are collecting evidence and looking for leads to identify the thieves. This theft represents a major loss for the Khan family. Moreover, the incident has made the other residents of the apartment building feel less safe. One neighbor commented that the theft was “very disturbing,” highlighting that they never expected such a crime in their building. The investigation is ongoing, and the community is hoping for updates that will make them feel secure again.
This case emphasizes the importance of better security measures in residential areas. Increased security can help prevent similar crimes from happening in the future. As such, residents may need to consider additional steps, like improved locks and surveillance, to deter burglars. The police are working to solve the case, while the community is seeking solutions to restore their sense of safety.