Armed burglars loot valuables worth Rs 30 lakh from kinnars’ house in Ambah, Morena; CCTV DVR also taken

What happened: An armed gang broke into a house of four kinnars in Ambah, Morena, and allegedly looted valuables worth Rs 30 lakh.

• Why it matters now: The burglars also took away the CCTV DVR, making the investigation more difficult for police.

• What changes for people: The incident has triggered fear and security concerns in the neighbourhood, especially during late-night hours.

• Who is affected: The victims, local residents, and the region’s law-enforcement system.

A shocking case of armed burglary has been reported from Ambah in Morena district, where a group of masked assailants allegedly broke into a kinnars’ residence in the early hours of Sunday. According to the complaint, the incident occurred around 2 am, when 8 to 10 armed men forced their way into the house.

How the crime unfolded

The victims told police that the intruders tied up the four kinnars present inside the house before ransacking the rooms. The gang reportedly took away 22 tola gold, 4 kg silver, and Rs 4 lakh in cash, bringing the total estimated loss to nearly Rs 30 lakh.

After collecting the valuables, the burglars also removed the CCTV DVR, leaving investigators without crucial footage that could have helped identify the suspects.

Rising concerns in the neighbourhood

The incident has caused widespread concern among residents of Ambah, with many questioning night-time patrolling and existing security measures. Police teams have been deployed in the area, and a search operation is underway.