Theft from Empty House Uncovered in Guna, One Accused Arrested, Jewellery and Cash Recovered
Guna police have cracked an empty house theft case in Piparoda Khurd village, arresting one accused and recovering stolen jewellery and cash.
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Theft Uncovered, Accused Apprehended in Guna
The Cant Police Station in Guna district has successfully solved a theft incident that occurred in an empty house in Piparoda Khurd village. The police have arrested one accused and recovered stolen gold jewellery and cash from their possession.
This operation was conducted as part of an ongoing campaign to curb property-related crimes, under the guidance of Superintendent of Police Hitika Vasal. The case came to light when complainant Rekha Kewat filed a report at the Cant police station on November 4, 2026.
Investigation and Recovery
According to Rekha Kewat, she and her family were away at the market for work when an unknown individual broke into their house. The perpetrator stole gold and silver jewellery along with approximately twenty thousand rupees in cash. Following the registration of the complaint, the police immediately launched an investigation.
Led by Cant Police Station In-charge Anup Kumar Bhargav, a police team utilized informant networks and technical evidence to investigate the case. During the investigation, a suspect identified as Dhirendra, son of Akash Pardi, was taken into custody.
Confession and Judicial Custody
In initial interrogations, Dhirendra Pardi confessed to committing the theft. Acting on the accused's information, the police recovered a stolen gold ring and the stolen cash. The accused, Dhirendra Pardi, has been arrested and presented before the court, from where he has been remanded to judicial custody.
Head Constable Jagdish Rawat and other constables played a significant role in this entire operation. The Guna police are continuing their stringent actions against property-related crimes, aiming to instill fear among criminals and provide a sense of security to the public.
Continued Crackdown on Property Crimes
The Guna police have reiterated that strict legal action will continue against such criminal activities in the future. Ensuring the 100% recovery of stolen goods remains a primary objective for the police, with continuous efforts being made in this direction.