Video: Thak-Thak gang from Madras has come to Indore to steal, they change clothes on the way

The criminal roaming on the road after the incident. (In the round circle)

Highlights

Lakhs of rupees were stolen in Banganga and Kotwali police station area. After the incident, the police retrieved CCTV footage. The name of Madras’s Thak-Thak gang came to the fore in the incidents.

Naiduniya representative, Indore. The face of Madras’s Thak-Thak gang has been revealed in puncturing cars and stealing lakhs of rupees. Kotwali police has retrieved CCTV footage of seven criminals who had come to commit the crime in Banganga police station area. The criminals do not use mobile phones to dodge the police. The accused also change their clothes while leaving after committing the crime.

There were two incidents

According to DCP Zone-3 Pankaj Pandey, on July 15, an incident happened with Devendra Panwar, a resident of Pandhana, at Lavkush crossroads. The miscreants punctured his car and stole jewellery and cash worth more than Rs 10 lakh. The same gang punctured the car in Siyaganj of Kotwali police station area and fled with Rs 35 thousand from the woman.

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party before the incident

When the police reached Madni Darbar Hotel while connecting the dots on the basis of CCTV footage, the accused were seen having a non-vegetarian party before the incident. The accused were also seen near the railway station after the incident. However, in the meantime, they changed their clothes to avoid the eyes of the police.

According to TI Devendra Singh, the miscreants are members of Thak-Thak gang who commit thefts all over the country. The accused used to commit theft by throwing dirt on the vehicle first. After this, they started deceiving people by dropping money. The miscreants travel by train. They do not even use mobile to avoid location and PSTN. According to the DCP, the police has announced a reward of ten thousand rupees for the arrest of the accused. According to the police, pamphlets are being pasted at bus stands and railway stations to search for the accused.

The incident took place on July 15 at Lavkush crossing. The miscreants punctured the car and stole jewellery and cash worth more than 10 lakhs. The same gang had committed a similar incident in Siyaganj of Kotwali police station area.

Pankaj Pandey, DCP Zone-3

Submachine tools seized from accused of theft in bungalow

The Tukoganj police have taken the accused of theft in Lal Bangla situated on MG Road on remand till Saturday. The police have seized tools and submachine guns from the accused.

Accused Pawan Ojha resident of Hukumchand Colony and Ravi Sahu resident of Malpur Cantt Guna had committed theft in the city. The accused had also attacked saree businessman Palash Jain.

Jitendra Singh Yadav, TI