Rs 2.25 crore worth of gold, silver burgled from house in Karnataka’s Tumakuru
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Gold and silver ornaments worth Rs 2.25 crore were stolen from the house of gold trader Laxman Ganpat Pawar in Chikkapet, Tumkur. The incident took place when the family had gone to Maharashtra for their son's wedding. About 785 grams of gold and Rs 1.4 crore worth of silver were stolen, and it is suspected that the crime was committed by an acquaintance.
Rs 2.25 crore worth of gold, silver burgled from house in Karnataka's Tumakuru
Rs 2.25 crore worth of gold, silver burgled from house in Karnataka’s Tumakuru Tumakuru (Karnataka): A family in Tumakuru was left shocked after gold and silver worth an estimated Rs 2.25 crore were allegedly burgled from their residence at Chikpet in Tumakuru city, as the family was away attending their son’s wedding celebrations, police said […]
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Tumakuru (Karnataka), Sep 3 (SocialNews.XYZ) A family in Tumakuru was left shocked after gold and silver worth an estimated Rs 2.25 crore were allegedly burgled from their residence at Chikpet in Tumakuru city, as the... - Social News XYZ
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