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One of the four accused in gold theft worth Rs. 6.60 crore arrested
Updated On: 05 July, 2019 12:58 PM IST | | Swarna Srikanth and Diwakar Sharma
A team of Mumbai police camped in Agra for 13 days to get a clue about the absconding accused. Post which they managed to arrest one of the accused and brought him to Mumbai

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On June 30, 2019, a team of Mumbai police arrested one of the four accused, who was involved in the theft of 20 kg gold worth Rs. 6.60 crore, from Agra district of Uttar Pradesh. The 25-year-old accused identified as Dharmendra Parmar alias Alok is the brother of main accused Abhishek who used to work as a loader in a logistics company Brink's India. The LT Marg police have managed to recover 13kg gold worth Rs 4.50 crore from Alok's possession.
The police brought Parmar to Mumbai where he was produced before the metropolitan magistrate court that has remanded him into police custody till July 6. On June 19, 2019, four men including Abhishek decamped with the box of 20 kg gold which was being transported from a private company to the Bank of India branch located in Zaveri Bazaar.


