Kondhwa Police Station The Bridge Chronicle
News

Kondhwa: Burglars Break into Pratibha Society Flats

Pratibha Society is located near ISKCON temple in Kondhwa area.

Staff Writer

Pune: Thieves broke into four locked flats in a society in Kondhwa area and stole property. The incident took place around midnight on Friday.

Local residents have been demanding increased police patrolling in Kondhwa, Undri, Pisoli and Yevlewadi areas due to incidents of burglaries.

A case in this regard was being registered at Kondhwa police station. Pratibha Society is located near ISKCON temple in Kondhwa area. In the middle of the night, some thieves entered the premises of the society.

They locked the door to the security guard's room from outside. They then entered through the doors of the locked flats on the first and third floors.

Earlier, the thieves had locked the doors of other flats on the floor from outside. The thieves fled on a bike after stealing the property. The incident came to the notice of the citizens in the early hours of the morning.

They reported the matter to the police. A team led by senior police inspector Vinay Patankar from Kondhwa police station rushed to the spot.

"Cctv footage of the incident has been recovered and the case will come to light soon," Said Dhanyakumar Godse, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Wanawadi.

Help Us Create the Content You Love

Take Survey Now!

Enjoyed reading The Bridge Chronicle?
Your support motivates us to do better. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Whatsapp to stay updated with the latest stories.
You can also read on the go with our Android and iOS mobile app.

Karan Johar Announces Final Season of ‘Koffee With Karan’ After Two-Decade Run

PM Burnham Opens Door to Rejoining EU, Says Brexit Has Done ‘More Harm Than Good’

Japanese Encephalitis Virus Genotype I Detected in Mosquitoes in Assam, Finds Pune’s NIV

Pune: Katraj-Kondhwa Road Work to Be Completed by March 2027, Says PMC Commissioner

Pune Roads Flooded Despite Crores Spent on Drainage, Heavy Rain Exposes Civic Lapses

SCROLL FOR NEXT