September 3, 2026
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Adityapur Police Arrests 12 Suspects in Theft Cases

Adityapur Police Arrests 12 Suspects in Theft Cases

Police Solve Three Theft Cases, Recover Stolen Items

Adityapur police arrest 12 suspects linked to theft cases and recover stolen goods following raids conducted under SP Mukesh Lunayat’s instructions.

Key Points:

  • 12 suspects arrested in connection with three separate theft cases.
  • Stolen items, including motors and steel, recovered by the police.
  • Raids conducted under the leadership of the SDPO and Adityapur Police.

ADITYAPUR – Acting on the directives of SP Mukesh Lunayat, Adityapur Police, led by Inspector Rajeev Kumar, successfully solved three theft cases and arrested 12 suspects. The development was shared during a press briefing at the Adityapur Police Station.

Details of Arrest and Recovery

The police, under the supervision of SDPO, conducted targeted raids and recovered stolen items, including 15 disassembled motors, 150 kilograms of steel beams, angles, and plates. The recovered goods are linked to thefts at local industrial units.

The arrested individuals include Sanjay Ram, Ananto Pradhan, Manoj Modi, Suraj Bodra, Tirup Barla alias Gomaya Barla, Bittu Barla, Nand Kishore Bharti, Sukru Mukhi, Sheru Mukhi, Sumit Mukhi, Akash Singh, and Vikas Yadav.

Timeline of Theft Incidents

The thefts occurred in three locations:

  1. Kamsa Steel Pvt. Ltd. on January 13, where significant equipment was stolen.
  2. Logistics Plant on July 31, which saw a large-scale robbery.
  3. Prefabs Bihar Pvt. Ltd. on September 25, targeted for high-value items.

The suspects are now in judicial custody as legal proceedings continue.

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