Jaipur Police Probe Alleged Theft Of Defence Robotics Technology, Secret Coding And Sensitive Equipment

Jaipur Police have launched an investigation into allegations of theft involving secret coding, robotics technology, and sensitive equipment from a defence robotics firm. The case, registered at Shivdaspura Police Station, involves the alleged theft of LiDAR sensors, unmanned aerial vehicle parts, and camera modules, all of which are reportedly used in defense applications including drones, surveillance, and advanced robotics.

The company, a deep-tech robot manufacturer registered with the Government of India, manufactures robotic equipment for the Indian Army. Four individuals have been named as accused in the case, including Mohanlal Chaudhary, Rohit Solanki, Devesh Upadhyay, and Vikas. The FIR accuses Mohanlal of stealing the company's secret coding, robotic technology, and sensitive equipment, which was allegedly shared with the other three accused.

The investigation is ongoing, with the police seizing the accused's SIM card and restoring the data from their devices. WhatsApp chats and other information have also revealed details of the case. The accused are also accused of creating fake company letterheads and quotations, transferring amounts owed by customers to personal bank accounts, and attempting to obtain a tender by submitting fake company documents to Jaipur DLB.

The case could have significant implications due to the company's reported work in defense-related robotic technology, although police have not confirmed whether any classified defense information was compromised.