Navi Mumbai: Crime Branch Nab Trio In Swift ₹36 Lakh Jewelry Heist
Three men were arrested in Thane for allegedly breaking into a Navi Mumbai flat in Kalamboli and stealing gold, silver, and cash worth Rs 36 lakh on March 9. The crime branch tracked and apprehended Pawan Rohidas Jadhav (25), Sumit Rohidas Jadhav (22), and Shivaji Jagan Rathod (23) from Daighar village within 24 hours, recovering the stolen valuables.

Navi Mumbai: Crime Branch Nab Trio In Swift ₹36 Lakh Jewelry Heist | Representational Image
Thane: Three persons have been arrested for allegedly breaking into a house and decamping with gold and silver jewellery worth Rs 36 lakh in Navi Mumbai, police said on Saturday.
The crime branch made the arrests on March 10 within 24 hours of the burglary that occurred at a residential building in the Kalamboli area, an official said.
According to the police, the accused broke into the flat on the evening of March 9 and stole gold and silver ornaments and cash worth about Rs 36 lakh.
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A case of theft and break-in was registered, and following investigation, the crime branch zeroed in on the trio and apprehended them from Daighar village in Thane district, the official said.
The accused, Pawan Rohidas Jadhav (25), Sumit Rohidas Jadhav (22), and Shivaji Jagan Rathod (23), were caught with the stolen valuables, he said.
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