Archive · 3 Oct 2026
Thieves Break Into MLA’s Nephew’s Locked Bhopal Bungalow
A bungalow in Bhopal was left locked while its owner was away.
The owner, Rajesh Lodhi, had gone to Shivpuri on July 23 with his uncle, MLA Pritam Lodhi.
When he returned on September 30, he saw that a back lock had been broken.
He reported that a scooter, two gas cylinders and water taps were missing.
The theft may have happened at some point while the house was empty, but police have not established exactly when.
Police are investigating and checking CCTV footage from the bungalow and nearby areas.
They are trying to identify who took the items and trace them.
A locked bungalow in Bhopal’s TT Nagar area was reportedly burgled.
The bungalow belongs to advocate Rajesh Lodhi, nephew of MLA Pritam Lodhi.
A scooter, two LPG cylinders and several water taps were reported missing.
Rajesh Lodhi discovered the broken rear lock after returning to Bhopal on September 30.
Police registered a case against unidentified suspects and are reviewing CCTV footage.
- Who
- Advocate Rajesh Lodhi reported the theft; the suspects are unidentified.
- What
- A scooter, two LPG cylinders and several water taps were reportedly stolen from a locked bungalow.
- When
- The theft was discovered on September 30; the bungalow had been left locked on July 23.
- Where
- Rajesh Lodhi’s bungalow in the TT Nagar area of Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- The reason for the theft is not stated; police are investigating.
- Complainant
- Rajesh Lodhi, an advocate
- Related public figure
- Rajesh Lodhi is the nephew of MLA Pritam Lodhi
- Location
- TT Nagar, Bhopal
- Departure date
- July 23
- Discovery date
- September 30
- Reported missing
- One scooter, two LPG cylinders and several water taps
- Investigation
- Police registered a case against unidentified persons and are examining CCTV footage