Bullion Trader's Employee Gangs Up With Tea Seller To Execute ₹7.5-Crore Gold & Silver Robbery In MP's Ratlam
Ratlam (Madhya Pradesh): 48 hours after a bullion trader was robbed of gold and silver worth ₹7.5 crore in Madhya Pradesh's Ratlam, police arrested six accused. The cops also recovered valuables worth approximately ₹5.41 crore. The incident took place near Rain Phanta at a bus stop in Ratlam District. According to police, the robbery was allegedly planned by Rohit Nayak, an employee at Arpit…
In Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh, bullion trader Arpit Chauradiya suffered a massive loss of gold and silver worth ₹7.5 crore on August 13. The heist occurred after six individuals, including Rohit Nayak and Abhijit, allegedly planned and executed the robbery. Nayak, an employee at Chauradiya's shop, had shared detailed information about the trader's routes and the amount of jewelry he carried.
They selected a bus stop near Rain Phanta for the crime, stopping the trader's bus and stealing his bag on two motorcycles. CCTV footage and cyber-tech evidence led to the arrest of the accused within 48 hours. The recovered jewelry weighed 4.167 kg and 4.47 kg, valued at approximately ₹5.41 crore. The gang had attempted the robbery earlier but abandoned it when they noticed an accomplice.
After the successful theft, the group reportedly went to Harsaula, Indore, and later to Himmatgarh before police intensified their search. Ratlam bullion traders honored the police for their swift action and solved the case in a short time.
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