Mumbai Police Trace Yellow Bag Containing ₹2.90 Lakh Cash Lost On Madam Cama Road Using CCTV Footage
Mumbai: A yellow bag containing cash worth ₹2.90 lakh, which was reportedly lost by a man while travelling in the Madam Cama Road area, was traced by the Marine Drive police with the help of CCTV footage and returned to its owner on Sunday. Officer Finds Bag Containing ₹2.90 Lakh Cash According to the police, at around noon on September 6, Assistant Police Sub-Inspector Mahesh Sudhakar Gawde,…
Mumbai police have successfully recovered a yellow bag containing ₹2.90 lakh in cash that was reportedly lost by a man in the Madam Cama Road area. The bag was found by Assistant Police Sub-Inspector Mahesh Sudhakar Gawde on September 6 around noon. With the help of Assistant Police Sub-Inspector Rane, Gawde brought the bag to the police station and it was deposited with station officer Assistant Police Sub-Inspector Vaishali Lavte.
Utilizing CCTV footage, the Crime Detection Team identified Nischit Vined Shah, a resident of Shripad Society in Churchgate, as the person who lost the bag. Upon inquiry, Shah revealed that the cash was intended for household expenses and that he had obtained it from his father-in-law. The cash had fallen from the bag while Shah was traveling home.
Following the instructions of the senior police inspector, the team verified the details and returned the entire ₹2.90 lakh to Shah on the same day. The Mumbai police are commended for their diligent efforts in recovering the lost cash using CCTV evidence and returning it to its rightful owner.
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