Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Jaipur Police Uncovers Diesel Theft Ring Using Tunnel
In Jaipur, India, some people were stealing diesel from a big underground pipe.
They dug a long tunnel from a house to reach the pipe.
They made a hole in the pipe to take the diesel and stored it in drums.
The police found out and caught one person.
The police are now looking for more people involved, including the main person who planned the theft.
The company that owns the pipe noticed that there was less fuel in the pipe than there should be.
Police in Jaipur uncovered a diesel theft racket.
A tunnel was dug from a rented house to access an HPCL pipeline.
The tunnel extended approximately 25 feet underground.
Rajesh Urang has been detained, and police are searching for others.
The operation was orchestrated by Shravan Singh and Dharmendra Verma.
- Who
- Police, Rajesh Urang (detained), and Shravan Singh & Dharmendra Verma (alleged masterminds).
- What
- A diesel theft racket involving a tunnel to access an HPCL pipeline was uncovered.
- When
- The theft was discovered recently, with an investigation ongoing.
- Where
- Bagru area of Jaipur, India.
- Why
- To steal diesel and profit from its sale.
- Location
- Bagru, Jaipur
- Target
- HPCL Pipeline
- Method
- Digging a tunnel
- Tunnel Length
- Approximately 25 feet
- Detained
- Rajesh Urang
- Alleged Mastermind
- Shravan Singh
