Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Walkie-Talkies Used in Robbery, but Police Catch Suspects
Some robbers broke into an elderly man's house and stole things, tying him up.
They used walkie-talkies, like secret radios, to talk instead of phones so the police wouldn't know where they were.
But the police looked at cameras and followed the robbers' car all the way to another city!
They caught two of the robbers, and are still looking for the others.
The robbers took valuable items worth over six lakhs.
Armed robbers used walkie-talkies instead of cell phones to avoid detection.
A 76-year-old businessman was robbed at gunpoint in his Nigdi Pradhikaran residence.
The robbers tied up the businessman and locked his domestic help's family.
Police traced the suspects' car 1,200 kilometers to Jaipur, Rajasthan.
Two suspects were arrested, and police are searching for four more, including a woman.
- Who
- Armed assailants, including Suresh Laduram Dhaka and Mahipal Ramlal Bishnoi, targeting a 76-year-old businessman.
- What
- Robbery involving armed assailants using walkie-talkies to evade detection.
- When
- July 19 (robbery), July 24 & 27 (arrests)
- Where
- Nigdi Pradhikaran, Pune, and Jaipur, Rajasthan
- Why
- The motive was robbery; the robbers stole gold ornaments and valuables worth over Rs 6 lakh.
Criminal Actions
Police Actions
Evading Detection
Criminal Actions
The robbers attempted to evade the police.
Police Actions
The police investigated and caught the criminals
- Location of Robbery
- Nigdi Pradhikaran, Pune
- Items Stolen
- Gold ornaments and valuables worth over Rs 6 lakh
- Modus Operandi
- Armed robbery, use of walkie-talkies
- Suspects Arrested
- Suresh Laduram Dhaka, Mahipal Ramlal Bishnoi
- Police Involved
- Nigdi Police Station, Pimpri Chinchwad Police Crime Branch
