Archive · 20 May 2025
Sensors Worth Rs 9 Lakh Stolen From Ahmedabad Water Plant
Someone stole two important sensors from a water cleaning plant in Ahmedabad.
These sensors, worth a total of 9 lakh rupees, help check the water's quality every few hours.
The person in charge found out the sensors were missing on Saturday morning.
The security guards on duty said they didn't know anything about it.
Police are now investigating who took the sensors, which were taken sometime between 4 am and 8 am.
Two sensors worth Rs 9 lakh were stolen from a water purification plant in Ahmedabad.
The theft occurred at a plant near the Shankarbhavan Metro Bridge in Shahpur.
The sensors, each valued at Rs 4.5 lakh, were used to monitor water parameters.
The theft was reported by site in-charge Jatinkumar Chavda.
An FIR has been filed against an unknown person, and the investigation is ongoing.
- Who
- Unknown person(s) stole the sensors, Jatinkumar Chavda (complainant), Rohit Guruva (supervisor), security guards
- What
- Two sensors used to monitor water parameters were stolen.
- When
- The theft occurred sometime between 4 am and 8 am on Saturday, May 17.
- Where
- Shahpur, Ahmedabad, near the Shankarbhavan Metro Bridge
- Why
- The reason for the theft is under investigation.
- Stolen Item
- Two water parameter sensors
- Total Value
- Rs 9 lakh (Rs 4.5 lakh per sensor)
- Location of Theft
- Water purification plant near Shankarbhavan Metro Bridge, Shahpur, Ahmedabad
- Date of Theft
- Likely Saturday, May 17
- Time of Theft
- Between 4 am and 8 am
- Reported By
- Jatinkumar Chavda, site in-charge
- Status
- Investigation ongoing; FIR filed against unknown person.