Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Two arrested in 400-year-old cannon theft case
A very old cannon that was kept in a fort in Madhya Pradesh was stolen.
Two men from a village in Rajasthan have been arrested for this theft.
The police are still looking for the cannon and think it might be hidden in the village where the men are from.
They used camera footage from a toll plaza to track the suspects.
A 400-year-old cannon was stolen from Narwar Fort in Madhya Pradesh.
Two men, Aman Kumar Meena and Timmu Ram, were arrested in Gavadi Meena village, Rajasthan.
Police are searching for the cannon in Gavadi Meena village.
Toll plaza camera footage linked the suspects to the crime.
A joint manhunt is ongoing between Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh police.
- Who
- Aman Kumar Meena and Timmu Ram
- What
- Theft of a 400-year-old cannon
- When
- July 15-16
- Where
- Narwar Fort, Shivpuri district, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Unknown, but police are investigating
Law Enforcement Perspective
Suspects' Perspective
Evidence Handling
Law Enforcement Perspective
Police claim to have solid evidence, including toll plaza footage, linking the suspects to the crime.
Suspects' Perspective
Suspects may argue that the evidence is circumstantial or mishandled.
- Cannon Age
- 400 years
- Location of Theft
- Narwar Fort, Shivpuri district, Madhya Pradesh
- Arrested Individuals
- Aman Kumar Meena, Timmu Ram
- Location of Arrest
- Gavadi Meena village, Karauli district, Rajasthan
- Date of Theft
- July 15-16