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Ludhiana: Dakha Police have filed a case against three persons, including two brothers, who allegedly stole gold jewellery from their sister’s house in Mandiani village.
One of the accused, Mandeep Singh Mani of Kotmaan has been arrested while Jaswant Singh Bamba of Mandiani and Kala Garg, owner of a jewellery shop in Sidhwan Bet area, are yet to be arrested.
The complainant, Sandeep Kaur of Mandiani village, told the police that she has been running a boutique to support her two children after her husband’s death. She said that her brothers, Mandeep Singh and Jaswant Singh, who lived in her maternal aunt’s house in the same village since childhood, were frequent visitors to her house.
On the day of the incident, she said that she locked the house and went to the boutique. She alleged that her brothers opened the locks of her house and stole an 11 gram necklace, one tola earrings, chain and locket of 8 grams, two rings of 10 grams and two earrings of 10 grams. She added that she came to know about the theft on Nov 16, after which she talked to her brothers.
The complainant said that Mandeep told her that he had stolen the gold in collusion with Jaswant, after which they sold it to a jeweller from Sidhwan Bet. She said that when she confronted the jeweller, he started making excuses.
Investigating officer, ASI Tarsem Singh confirmed that police had arrested one of the accused, Mandeep Singh, in the case. He added that two of the three accused are siblings of the complainant but one had been adopted by his maternal aunt in childhood.
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