Delhi thief steals 23,400 tubes of toothpaste value Rs 11 lakh; arrested in UP

Delhi Police arrested a thief after he stole roughly 23,400 tubes of toothpaste value Rs 11 lakh and one cell phone from the warehouse the place he labored in Lahori Gate in Delhi. Udhal, a resident of Uttar Pradesh’s Bahraich district, has been recognized because the accused. 

In reference to the theft, Singh filed a grievance with Lahori Gate police and claimed that 215 bins of Shut-up and Dabur-Purple toothpaste tubes, in addition to one cell phone, had been stolen from his warehouse. 

He suspected his warehouse worker Udai Kumar alias Santosh of the theft.

A police group went to the scene and checked and analysed roughly 40 CCTV footages of the scene and close by locations/routes taken by the perpetrator, in addition to the suspect’s CDR. The accused, a 23-year-old man, was apprehended utilizing CCTV cameras and technical surveillance. The police arrested the thief and recovered the stolen objects.

Throughout questioning, Santosh admitted to hatching a plan to steal items after touchdown a job at Kunwar Pal Singh’s godown. He was conscious that Singh had left the warehouse keys with Guddu, the proprietor of a small tea stall close by.
 
On November 20, whereas Singh was away, Santosh requested Guddu for the keys below the guise of receiving a supply. He then employed two rickshaws, crammed them with toothpaste bins, and boarded a bus to his hometown of Bahraich. 

“The accused has been arrested. The stolen objects are value round Rs 11 lakh,” Keshav Prasad Chaudhary, SP Bahraich, instructed TOI.