Pune: Hadapsar Police Solve Three Housebreaking Cases Involving Juvenile Offenders; Property Worth ₹3.85 Lakh Seized
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Pune, May 29, 2025:
In a breakthrough by the Hadapsar Police, three housebreaking cases were solved with the detention of three juveniles in conflict with law. Stolen property worth ₹3.85 lakh has been recovered, including gold ornaments, laptops, and a motorcycle used in the crimes.
Acting on the directives of Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone 5) Dr. Rajkumar Shinde and under the supervision of Senior Police Inspector Sanjay Mogale and Crime Inspector Nilesh Jagdale, a special investigation team was formed to trace recent burglary incidents in the Hadapsar Police Station jurisdiction.
The team conducted extensive CCTV analysis and field patrols. During routine patrolling, police sub-inspectors Hasan Mulani, Satyawan Gend, and a team of constables detained three juveniles. Interrogation revealed that the trio was involved in multiple break-ins over the past two months.
The following cases are registered under IPC Sections 305(A), 331(3), 331(4), IPC Sections 306, 3(5) two at Hadapsar police station and one at Jejuri Police Station under IPC Section 303(2).
Recovered items include gold jewellery worth ₹2,75,000, two laptops worth ₹60,000, and a Honda Shine motorcycle valued at ₹50,000 used in the crime.
The operation was executed under the guidance of Additional Commissioner of Police (East) Manoj Patil, ACP Anuradha Udamale, and coordinated by a team of officers and personnel including Avinash Gosavi, Deepak Kamble, Amit Sakhare, Bapu Lonkar, Amol Danke, Ajit Madane, Abhijit Raut, Tukaram Zunjar, Mahesh Chavan, Kundlik Keskar, Chandrakant Rejitwad, Mahavir Londhe, Lakhan Dandge, and Sagar Kumbhar.
Further investigation is ongoing to trace any additional crimes linked to the juvenile offenders.
