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Charkop guards held in Rs 1.25 crore gold theft; buried bangles recovered in Jammu forest

Two security guards allegedly switched off CCTV cameras, stole Rs 1.25 crore worth of gold bangles from a Kandivali workshop and buried the loot deep inside a forest in Jammu & Kashmir; third accused absconding

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Safir Chaudhary and Waqar Ahmad Nazir Hussain (kneeling) with the Charkop police team after their arrest. Pics/By Special Arrangement

Safir Chaudhary and Waqar Ahmad Nazir Hussain (kneeling) with the Charkop police team after their arrest. Pics/By Special Arrangement

The Charkop police arrested two security guards from Jammu and Kashmir for allegedly stealing gold jewellery worth over Rs 1.25 crore from a jewellery manufacturing unit at the government industrial estate in Charkop, Kandivli West. A third accused is absconding.

The arrested accused, Safir Chaudhary and Bittu alias Waqar Ahmad Nazir Hussain, had been working at the workshop for the past six months. Officers told mid-day that Chaudhary was the alleged mastermind behind the theft. They were arrested on May 23 with help from the Poonch police and brought to Mumbai on transit remand on Tuesday night. The duo was produced before the Borivli Metropolitan Magistrate court on Wednesday.

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