A Thiruvananthapuram court has ordered lie-detector tests on six employees of the Padmanabhaswamy temple over the disappearance of 13 sovereigns of gold from its strong room. The tests aim to aid police in determining how the gold went missing.
The SIT probing the disappearance of gold from Kerala’s Sabarimala temple arrested former executive officer Sudheesh Kumar for allegedly falsifying records to conceal that the Dwarapalaka idols were gold-plated. He is the third arrest in the 2019 temple gold theft case.
Police recovered diamonds, gold ornaments, silver articles, Rs 20 lakh cash and foreign currency belonging to 24 countries from the suspects, all worth Rs 3 crores
Kumar Yadav and Bharathi stole gold ornaments and expensive articles from their employer's house; they were caught at Secunderabad while trying to escape
The gold along with the vehicle were seized and two persons travelling in the car were arrested under the provisions of the Customs, Act, 1962, the police said.
Gyara Ramesh (44), a resident of Mahankali colony in Gudla Pochamapally entered into the house of his employer at Medchal on April 6, when the owner’s family had gone to attend a function
Hyderabad: The Punjagutta police solved the gold theft case reported in the last week of August and caught two persons on Friday. Police recovered over 2,052 grams of gold ornaments worth Rs.1 crore from them. The arrested persons were Gulab alias Gulab Mali (32), a worker at a jewellery in Zaveri Bazaar in Mumbai and […]
