Former owner turned out to be the milk tanker thief, Gwalior police recovered the vehicle from the forest

Gulshan Paruthi - Gwalior

Solving the theft case, police arrested the accused from Singarpur, seized a tanker worth Rs 3 lakh

Gwalior police station solved the theft of a mini milk tanker in a few days and recovered the vehicle from the forest of Gijorra. The shocking thing in this shocking case was that the former owner of the tanker turned out to be the mastermind of this incident.

As per the instructions of Senior Superintendent of Police Dharamveer Singh (IPS) to curb theft and burglary in the district, the action was taken under the leadership of Police Station Incharge Mirza Asif Beg under the guidance of Additional Superintendent of Police (Central) Suman Gurjar and CSP Kiran Ariwar.

According to the information received, the complainant Shatrughan Gaur, resident of Morena, had parked his mini milk tanker number MP07-ZD-2123 near the factory located at Madan Kui Ladhedi on the night of 20 April as usual. When he returned in the morning, the tanker was found missing. The police started investigation by registering a case.

During the investigation, on the information of the informer, the police team started searching for Yogesh Pal, a resident of Singarpura, who had sold the same tanker to the complainant in the year 2023, considering him a suspect. When the police arrived, Yogesh tried to run away, but he was caught. During interrogation, he confessed to the theft and on his indication, the tanker was recovered from the forests of Gijorra.

Recovered goods:

Stolen Ashok Leyland company's mini milk tanker, estimated price - ? 3 lakh.

Commendable role:

The team of police station in-charge Mirza Asif Baig, sub-inspector Sanjay Sharma, Pradeep Tomar, assistant sub-inspector Hariram Nagar, constable Rahul Bhadoria, Arjun Sikarwar, Brij Bhadoria, Rohit Kaurav and Vivek Tomar carried out this action.