Following investigation, police narrowed down on a suspect — Prakash Khadka from Nepal, who had been working in the house as a part-time driver for a few months.  (Express Illustrations)
Tamil Nadu

Three held in Delhi for burglary at Chennai bizman house

According to sources, Brajesh Kumar, an exporter, had recently gone to Germany on some work. On January 30, he received information that his house had been broken into.

Express News Service

CHENNAI: Police on Monday arrested three persons in Delhi who had allegedly stolen valuables worth over `10 lakh from the house of a businessman in Injambakkam.

According to sources, Brajesh Kumar, an exporter, is a resident of Olive Beach, Injambakkam. He had recently gone to Germany on some work. On January 30, he received information that his house had been broken into. On rushing back to Chennai, he checked the house and lodged a police complaint that valuables worth Rs 10 lakh had been stolen.

Following investigation, police narrowed down on a suspect — Prakash Khadka from Nepal, who had been working in the house as a part-time driver for a few months.

“On ascertaining that the owners had gone abroad, Khadka and his associates Manoj Masi, Janak Prasad Jaishi and another person burgled the house and fled the state,” a police officer said.

Special teams formed to track them went to Mumbai, Jharkhand, Lucknow, Pune and Bengaluru. Khadka, Masi and Jaishi were arrested from Delhi on Monday and over 90% of the stolen valuables were recovered from them. Hunt is on to nab their fourth accomplice. Police said more than 10 criminal cases are pending against Masi and Jaishi in Bengaluru and Thane.

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