Burma Camp woman held for committing 41 burglaries

17 non-bailable warrants were pending against Ganga, She resorted to crimes to lead lavish life, say police
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VISAKHAPATNAM: A middle-aged woman was arrested on Wednesday for her alleged involvement in 41 burglaries in Vizag city, Vizianagaram and East Godavari districts, police said.

The accused was not only involved in property offences but also indulged in several cases including trafficking of women, illegal transportation of Narcotic substances and several cases were pending against her.

Accused Yendeti Ganga alias Kumari
Accused Yendeti Ganga alias Kumari

The accused has been identified as Yendeti Ganga alias Kumari, hailing from Burma Camp in Kancharapalem area and a resident of Morampudi in Rajamahendravaram. She was earlier arrested in 2013, said police.

“In total, 500 gm of gold ornaments have been recovered from her possession and investigation is on to recover 2.5 kgs of gold from her accomplices,” City police commissioner T Yoganand told the media.  

City Police Commissioner T Yoganand said the accused is a school dropout and is active in Vizag, Vizianagaram, East Godavari and West Godavari districts.

“Ganga resorted to crimes to lead a lavish life and started with petty offences in 1992 to overcome her financial problems. She had married to one Appala Raju and later she again married Viswanadha Reddy and have two daughters. However, the couple were also separated and she had married for the third time to Kosaraju Narasimha Rao alias Shiva, a property offender,” the city police commissioner.  

Along with her husband, Ganga committed many house break-ins and she was involved in over 150 property offences till 2013.

In total, 17 non-bailable warrants were pending against her and she was listed under dossier criminal at Kancharapalem Police Station limits.

According to the police, Ganga was arrested in 2013, but released on bail. Then she went back to West Godavari and again resorted to criminal activities there.

Explaining the modus of Operandi, Yoganand said that Ganga would conduct recce in several areas in a car, especially targeting the locked houses. In the night, the couple would gain entry by breaking open the locks using mini-crowbars and make good with the valuables.

“Between 2014 and 2016, Ganga, along with accomplices committed 41 property offences reported from Pendurthi, Gajuwaka, Malkapuram, New Port, Bheemili, Gopalapatnam,  besides parts of East Godavari and Vizianagaram districts,” said Yoganand.

Police sources said that Ganga’s children were studying engineering in reputed colleges in the city.

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