30 sovereigns gold stolen from house
Nov 11, 2018, 00:20 ISTCoimbatore: Unidentified people broke into a house at Saraswathi Nagar in Kuniyamuthur and decamped with gold ornaments weighing 30 sovereigns on Thursday evening. The city police have formed two special teams to nab the culprits.
According to police, the incident took place when Nataraj, 63, and his family left to Eachanari to attend a function at their family temple on Thursday around 5.30pm. When they returned to the house around 7pm, they found that the front door lock was broken open and 30 sovereigns of gold were missing from the steel bureau.TNN
According to police, the incident took place when Nataraj, 63, and his family left to Eachanari to attend a function at their family temple on Thursday around 5.30pm. When they returned to the house around 7pm, they found that the front door lock was broken open and 30 sovereigns of gold were missing from the steel bureau.TNN
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