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Mumbai: Debt-ridden man robs brother’s home in Malad, arrested

What initially appeared to be a routine house theft in Malad East has unravelled into a tale of debt-driven desperation and familial betrayal. In a swift breakthrough, the Dindoshi police arrested two youths for allegedly stealing gold and cash worth over R3.38 lakh from the home of the prime accused’s own elder brother, exposing a carefully planned crime rooted in financial distress.

The theft took place on April 14 in Iraniwadi, Malad East, when the complainant, Asia Salim Memon, 26, was asleep inside her residence. Around 3.15 pm, an unidentified accused allegedly entered the house through an open door and decamped with gold jewellery and cash kept in a wooden cupboard.

The investigation

Acting on the complaint, police registered a case under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and under the guidance of the DCP of Zone XII, Sandeep Jadhav, senior inspector Mahendra Shinde, PSI Ajit Desai and his detection team launched a detailed probe. Officials scanned footage from 30 to 40 CCTV cameras over seven days, combining technical inputs and human intelligence to trace the accused.

The arrests

On April 22, police arrested Noman Rizwan Tajani, 23, and Aman Rasool Sheikh, 19. During interrogation, it was revealed that Tajani had conspired with his friend Sheikh to target his elder brother’s house, driven by mounting debt.

The accused

According to the police, Tajani, who worked as a food delivery agent, had fallen into debt due to bad company and expensive habits. With no way left to repay his loans, he allegedly plotted the theft. 

“Tajani was well aware of where his sister-in-law kept cash and jewellery, which made it easier to plan the crime. Sheikh, reportedly a drug addict who had recently come out of rehab, was also in need of money to sustain his addiction. Acting on Tajani’s instructions, he carried out the theft,” said an officer from Dindoshi police station.

The recovery

Police have recovered gold ornaments worth `2.68 lakh from the accused. The remaining stolen amount was reportedly spent on repaying loans, among other things.



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