Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Domestic Help Steals ₹2.65 Crore from Politician's Home
A very important person in Mumbai, Sachin Ahir, had valuable things like gold and jewellery stolen from his home.
The thief was a man who had worked for his family for over 20 years.
The police think he took the valuables slowly over time because he knew the family's routines well.
The stolen items are worth a lot of money, around ₹2.65 crore.
The police have caught the thief and are trying to find the stolen things.
Valuables worth ₹2.65 crore were stolen from Shinde Sena leader Sachin Ahir's home in Worli, Mumbai.
The theft was carried out over a period of three years by a long-term domestic help, Pravin Ramesh Solanki.
Solanki was arrested and confessed to selling the stolen items to his associates.
The stolen items include gold biscuits, diamond jewellery, silverware, and cash.
The Mumbai Crime Branch is investigating the case to trace the stolen property and identify other involved individuals.
- Who
- Sachin Ahir, a Shinde Sena leader and Maharashtra Legislative Council Deputy Chairperson
- What
- Valuables worth ₹2.65 crore were stolen from his residence
- When
- The theft occurred over a period of three years
- Where
- Worli, Mumbai
- Why
- The domestic help, Pravin Ramesh Solanki, allegedly stole the valuables and sold them
Family Trust
Domestic Help's Betrayal
Trust in Long-Term Employees
Family Trust
The family trusted the domestic help due to his long-term service.
Domestic Help's Betrayal
The domestic help betrayed the family's trust by stealing valuables.
- Victim
- Sachin Ahir
- Location
- Worli, Mumbai
- Stolen Valuables
- Gold biscuits, diamond jewellery, silverware, cash
- Value of Stolen Items
- ₹2.65 crore
- Accused
- Pravin Ramesh Solanki
- Duration of Theft
- Over a period of three years
- Investigating Agency
- Mumbai Crime Branch
Sources
Sachin Ahir House Robbery: Shinde Sena Leader's Worli Home Robbed Of Valuables Worth ₹2.65 Crore; Long-Time Domestic Help Arrested
Domestic help held in Rs 2.65 crore theft at Deputy Council Chairperson Sachin Ahir’s home