Sometimes the stories that go viral on social media seem no less than a film scene. This story of theft that came to light from Jaipur is also similar, where the thieves neither took the help of any inside informer nor did recce for months. Just took out the mobile, searched Google and prepared a list of posh areas of the city. What happened after this surprised people. As soon as this matter went viral on social media, users started giving their reactions.

Now theft from internet also, people are surprised on social media

The most talked about incident on social media is that now the methods of criminals have also become completely digital. Users are writing that earlier thieves used to identify houses by roaming in the streets, now the internet is doing the same thing. Identifying posh colonies in a big city like Jaipur is no longer a difficult task, and this is the scariest aspect of this story.

Ran away with Rs 25 lakh cash and jewellery.

According to the police, this incident happened on January 28 in Bhagirath Colony of C-Scheme area of ​​Jaipur. The accused first searched the position through Google Maps and then broke the baton-like cameras when they found the house vacant. While staying in the house for three hours, they ran away with more than Rs 25 lakh in cash and jewellery. This entire method was so well planned that in the initial investigation itself, many suspects were identified from the CCTV footage.

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Crooks from Delhi and Uttar Pradesh

Police have arrested two miscreants from Delhi and Uttar Pradesh, one of whom already has more than 35 criminal cases registered against him. The accused told during interrogation that they had been doing recce of posh houses in different cities in the same manner, and then whenever they got a chance, they used to commit thefts. Three other members of the gang are still absconding and the police is busy searching for them.

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