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Jaipur Police Investigate Theft of Defence Robotics and Secret Coding
The police in a city called Jaipur are looking into a big theft at a robot-making company.
This company makes special robots for the Indian Army.
A person who worked there is accused of stealing secret codes and special robot parts.
The stolen items included sensors, drone parts, and camera equipment.
The police say he shared the secret equipment and information with three other people.
He is also accused of making fake papers and keeping customer money for himself.
The police found a phone SIM card and a laptop that had secret data on them.
They are still checking whether any secret defense information was leaked.
The investigation is still going on.
Jaipur Police registered a case over the alleged theft of secret coding, robotic technology, and sensitive equipment from a company that manufactures robotic equipment for the Indian Army.
The case names four accused: Mohanlal Chaudhary, Rohit Solanki, Devesh Upadhyay, and Vikas.
Allegedly stolen items include LiDAR sensors, UGR (unmanned aerial vehicle) parts, and camera modules (MK 15 remote) used in the defense sector, drones, surveillance, and advanced robotics.
The FIR alleges Chaudhary shared the equipment and information with the other accused and created fake letterheads and quotations to transfer customer payments to personal bank accounts.
A company SIM card and a laptop and mobile phone containing sensitive defense-related data were seized; police have not disclosed whether classified defence information was compromised.
The investigation was initiated on court orders based on a report from company representative Bhuvnesh Mishra.
- Who
- Four accused were named: Mohanlal Chaudhary, a marketing officer of a deep-tech robot manufacturing company, along with Rohit Solanki, Devesh Upadhyay, and Vikas. Shivdaspura Police Station Officer Rajesh Gautam is overseeing the investigation.
- What
- Alleged theft of a company's secret coding, robotic technology, and sensitive equipment, including LiDAR sensors, UGR (unmanned aerial vehicle) parts, and camera modules (MK 15 remote).
- Where
- Jaipur, India; the case was registered at Shivdaspura Police Station.
- When
- Date not specified in the article; the investigation is ongoing.
- Why
- The FIR alleges the accused stole defence-related technology and secret coding, shared them with others, and allegedly siphoned customer payments and attempted to obtain a tender using fake company documents.
Key facts
- Case location
- Jaipur
- Police station
- Shivdaspura Police Station
- Number of accused
- 4 (Mohanlal Chaudhary, Rohit Solanki, Devesh Upadhyay, Vikas)
- Complainant
- Company representative Bhuvnesh Mishra
- Company profile
- Deep-tech robot manufacturer registered with the Government of India; makes robotic equipment for the Indian Army
- Stolen/sensitive items
- LiDAR sensors, UGR (UAV) parts, camera modules (MK 15 remote), secret coding
- Case status
- Investigation ongoing; filed on court orders
Sources
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