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Mangalore: 62 Sovereigns of Gold worth Rs 7 Lac Stolen from Flat at Bunder

  •   Tue, Jan 12 2010 10:44:34 AM

Mangalore: 62 Sovereigns of Gold worth Rs 7 Lac Stolen from Flat at Bunder
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SB)
 
Mangalore, Jan 12: An incident of theft of 62 sovereigns of gold worth Rs 7 lac, approximately was held at a flat on Azizuddin Road, Bunder here on Monday January 11.
















The incident that was held in the night on Monday at the residence of Haneef Haji, a businessman dealing with coir came to light in the morning, Tuesday January 12. The theft was undertaken after gaining entry into the kitchen of the flat on the first floor of an apartment opposite Hotel Narayan and then moving towards the balcony of the bedroom where the gold was kept. 

It is suspected that the theft was undertaken when the residents were away on a wedding function in the night. A case has been registered at city south (Pandeshwar) police station. Police arrived at the spot. Sniffer dogs and finger print experts too were pressed into service. The investigation is on to nail the persons behind the act.   

  

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  • Sathish.Shetty, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 12 2010

    Police should cross check with their close relatives and friends.

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 12 2010

    It is always advisable to keep one's highly valued gold coins and gold ornaments in the bank locker. One should not carelessly display their gold jewelleries during marriage functions because there are few ‘Third Eyes’ watching your jewelleries & your movements. It is not safer for school going children or office going women to wear heavy & loose ornaments.

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  • Mr. Sherkhan, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 12 2010

    Gold is having a real GOLD VALUE now a days. So if you have excess gold sell it and give a part of it to the poor people as Zakat.May Almighty Allah bless all of us.

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  • mushtaq Ahmed, Karkala/Dammam

    Tue, Jan 12 2010

    very sad day. our police Department is very effective and they will find the calprit/burglar soon.and they are behind the bar. mushtaq/Dammam

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  • Shahul Hameed, Alkhobar, Saudi Arabia

    Tue, Jan 12 2010

    It is very sad to hear this news.Mr.Haneef haji is a well known social worker.May Allah will help him to retrieve the stolen gold back and the culprit will get caught soon.

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, udupi

    Tue, Jan 12 2010

    we have full confident in our DK police

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  • Thomas Dsouza, Gorigudda/Israel

    Tue, Jan 12 2010

    DK Police cant take breath by this theaves.everyday there is a new case of robery.when will stop these all..?

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  • arif bava, Kaup/Abu dhabi

    Tue, Jan 12 2010

    I hope Police will recover gold and nab the robbers as soon as possible. In 2003 there was 147 Sovereigns Gold stolen in my K. Bava Kaup house, that time it was hot news in D.K District. We keep on approaching higher authority but result was BIG ZERO. So I advaice all daiji reader/all public keep ur valuables in bank safe for your safety.

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  • Karuna, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 12 2010

    Is it a d gold as per IT act. Secondly if this is the left over gold after considering the oranments which the family has worn for the marriagem than definately the persons has lot of work to convince the IT and police department the source of income to purchase this much of gold. Any way wishing the gentleman all the luck in retriving the stolen goods

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  • STALIN MISQUITH, MANGALORE/BAHRAIN

    Tue, Jan 12 2010

    If Police do act accordance to their role then a toy of small kid can never be stolen.

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  • STALIN MISQUITH, MANGALORE/BAHRAIN

    Tue, Jan 12 2010

    If Police do act in accordance to their role then a toy of small kid can never be stolen.

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Mon, Jan 11 2010

    There is a large burglar mafia network active in Mangalore.Few months back one of my cousine left his villa near SBI at 7.30 PM to ancestoral house in belthangady,when he returned next day morning,his villa burgled.Police should explore strict tactis to eradicate this minance.There may be a close vigil/watch by the mafia of the movement of house/flat owners.

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  • Stephen Menezes, Shirthady/Dubai

    Mon, Jan 11 2010

    Firstly gold in large quantities should not be kept in the house. If necessary then should be kept in the safe. Most importantly one must take out appropriate insurance, it's very easy to insure when kept in a safe and premium is pittance.

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