Archive · 26 May 2025
Painkiller Tablets Worth ₹4.9 Lakh Stolen from Truck in Bengaluru
Someone stole a bunch of painkiller medicine from a truck.
The truck was going from Goa to Bengaluru, but when it got to its destination, some of the boxes were missing.
The person in charge of the transport company reported the theft to the police.
The police are now trying to figure out who took the medicine and why.
They're looking at all the possibilities, including questioning the driver of the truck.
The value of the stolen medicine is about five lakh rupees.
The truck had stopped at different locations, and police are looking at the security footage to get some clues.
Painkiller tablets worth ₹4.9 lakh were stolen from a locked container truck.
The truck was transporting medicine from Goa to Bengaluru.
The theft occurred between May 9th and May 12th.
The driver parked the truck at different locations, including near a toll booth and his home.
Police are investigating the case and questioning the driver.
- Who
- Unknown persons stole painkiller tablets from a transport truck.
- What
- Theft of painkiller tablets from a locked container truck.
- When
- Between May 9th and May 12th.
- Where
- Bengaluru and Haveri, India
- Why
- The motive for the theft is under investigation.
- Value of Stolen Tablets
- ₹4.9 lakh
- Stolen Medication
- Brufen 400 mg tablets
- Approximate Number of Boxes
- 567
- Approximate Time of Theft
- May 9-12
- Route
- Goa to Bengaluru