Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Shiv Sena Leader’s House Helps Stole 2.6 Crore, Recovered SUV
A Shiv Sena leader named Sachin Ahir lived in a house in Mumbai.
Some people who worked for him stole a lot of money and jewelry from the house over three years.
The theft was found when a family member couldn't find a piece of jewelry.
Police searched villages in Jharkhand and found gold, cash, and a car that were bought with the stolen money.
Four workers from the house were arrested for the theft.
Mumbai Crime Branch raided two villages in Jharkhand linked to a Rs 2.6 crore theft at Shiv Sena leader Sachin Ahir’s Worli home.
Stolen items recovered included gold jewellery, ₹4 lakh cash, and a Mahindra Thar SUV allegedly bought with the loot.
The theft was carried out over three years by house helps who worked at Ahir’s residence.
Four employees—Pravin Solanki, Satish Kumar Mistry, Amit Kumar Yadav, and Suraj Gautam—have been arrested.
The theft was discovered when a family member could not locate a piece of jewellery in the house.
- Who
- Shiv Sena leader Sachin Ahir and his house helps
- What
- Stole Rs 2.6 crore worth of items, later recovered
- When
- Investigated in 2024 after discovery by a family member
- Where
- Worli residence in Mumbai and villages in Jharkhand
- Why
- House helps stole items over three years
- Suspected theft amount
- Rs 2.6 crore
- Recovered items
- Gold jewellery, ₹4 lakh cash, Mahindra Thar SUV
- Arrested individuals
- 4
- Location of raid
- Jharkhand villages
- Perpetrators
- House helps at Sachin Ahir’s residence