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Wednesday, 21 October 2026

Crime

Valuables worth ₹2.04 lakh stolen in Tamsa burglary; three buffaloes stolen near Himayatnagar

Two tempos carrying sand without a permit seized in Nanded city

My Maha Rashtra News Desk, Nanded

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Translated from Marathi

A door with its lock forced open
Representative image. Photo: SeppVei / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain (cropped)

Nanded: Burglars broke the lock of a house in the Sambhajinagar area of Tamsa at about 3 am on Friday, October 9, and stole gold and silver jewellery and cash worth ₹2,04,000 from a cupboard. A case has been registered at the Tamsa police station, and assistant inspector Khedkar is investigating.

In Himayatnagar taluka, thieves made off with three buffaloes worth ₹1.65 lakh that had been tied up at a farm shed in the Gharapur area. The theft took place between 7 pm on October 8 and 6 am on October 9, and a case has been registered at the Himayatnagar police station.

In Nanded city, meanwhile, Itwara and Wazirabad police on Friday seized two tempos carrying sand without a permit, one on the Mandai Hanuman temple road at about 3.40 am and the other on Hassapur road at about 1.30 pm, each with one brass of sand. Cases have been registered in both instances.

Source: Esakal