The attempted robbery took place around 11:30 am at a shop in the Ganesh Nagar area. The assailants fired two rounds, but fortunately, no one was injured. In their haste to escape, the robbers left their weapon behind, a Boisar police station official confirmed
The assailants fired two rounds, but fortunately, no one was injured. Representational Pic
A gang of robbers opened fire inside a jewellery shop in Boisar town, Maharashtra’s Palghar district, on Friday but fled without stealing anything, police said.
According to news agency PTI, the attempted robbery took place around 11:30 am at a shop in the Ganesh Nagar area. The assailants fired two rounds, but fortunately, no one was injured. In their haste to escape, the robbers left their weapon behind, a Boisar police station official confirmed.
Police teams rushed to the spot and recovered the revolver, which has been sent for forensic examination. No FIR has been registered yet, and an investigation is underway, officials added.
Theft at Eknath Khadse's bungalow: Valuables worth Rs 6 lakh stolen; he says important documents missing too
Former Maharashtra Minister Eknath Khadse on Wednesday approached the Jalgaon Police and complained about valuables and important documents missing from his bungalow following a theft at his home, reported the PTI.
The Jalgaon Police in Maharashtra have registered a case for the theft of valuables worth Rs 6.2 lakh from former minister Eknath Khadse's bungalow, while he claimed that some important documents related to corruption too were missing, according to the PTI.
A burglary was reported at the NCP (SP) leader's bungalow in Ramanand Nagar area of Jalgaon district on Monday, following which the police have launched a probe into the matter.
As per the FIR, cash, gold jewellery worth Rs 6.2 lakh were stolen from Khadse's house, said a police official.
Eknath Khadse on Wednesday again approached Jalgaon Police and gave a complaint about theft of important CDs, pen drives and documents, he added, as per the PTI.
Speaking to reporters, Khadse said that half the CDs in the house were missing. Less important documents in a ground floor room were not removed or stolen, but more important documents which he had obtained through the Right to Information (RTI) Act were missing following the theft, he claimed.
Those documents were related to corruption cases and irregularities, the Sharad Pawar-led NCP (SP ) leader said.
(With PTI inputs)
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