Deputy Superintendent of Police Anuj Shubham provided this information. According to police, Ranjita left home at 8:30 am on September 26th, saying she was going to Karauli. When she did not return, her husband filed a missing person report at the Langra police station on September 27th. Police were searching for them when they received information on Wednesday that the bodies of a woman and a young man were lying in the Kumrawat Pura forest. Langra police station police arrived at the scene and brought both bodies to Langra Hospital.

Station Officer Lal Bahadur Meena stated that both bodies have been sent for post-mortem examination and the process of handing them over to the family is underway. Deputy Superintendent of Police Anuj Shubham said the case is serious and a thorough investigation is underway. Preliminary investigations suggest a love affair. As news of the body’s discovery spread, a large crowd gathered at the scene. Police are investigating all aspects of the case to get to the bottom of the matter.

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The first incident involved Ashok Sharma, son of Badri Prasad, who lives near the city’s railway station. Ashok said he went to withdraw money from the Punjab National Bank (PNB) ATM near Bayana Mor. Eight to ten young men were already standing at the ATM, and no security guard was present.

While withdrawing money, a young man distracted him under the pretext of cleaning and observed his password. When the machine failed to dispense money, another young man offered to help and replaced his ATM card. Shortly after, Ashok received a message on his mobile phone stating that a total of ₹69,000 had been withdrawn in three transactions.

First, ₹49,000 was withdrawn from the swap machine of a person named Vinod Kumar, and then two withdrawals of ₹10,000 each were made from another ATM. Ashok has filed a report at the Kotwali police station.

The second incident involved Varsha Sharma, daughter of Chandrabhan Sharma, a student from Chetram Colony. Varsha said she had gone to withdraw money from the SBI ATM near Patthar Walon Ki Dharamshala on Station Road. Three or four young men were already present there.

She withdrew ₹10,000 twice, but the second time, the fraudsters replaced her ATM card with one in the name of Rameshwar Meena. Within a short time, ₹20,000 was withdrawn from Varsha’s account. Varsha has filed a report at the Nai Mandi police station.

In both incidents, the fraudsters took advantage of the absence of a security guard at the ATM and the crowded traffic to commit the crime. Police have registered cases and begun an investigation.

Caution is Safety

The police have appealed to the public to be cautious when making ATM transactions, avoid taking help from strangers, and enter passwords discreetly. Such incidents should be immediately reported to the nearest police station.

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How the case was cracked:
On June 13, a victim named Faiz (21), who works at JC Home Tex company in Sitapura, was on his way to work around 8:20 AM. While talking to his mother on the phone, two men on a black Splendor Plus bike snatched his mobile and fled. He reported the incident at Sanganer Sadar police station.

Investigation and Arrest:
The police analyzed nearby CCTV footage and with the help of informants, detained the suspects. During interrogation, the accused confessed to the crime. A total of 7 stolen mobile phones, including the victim’s, were recovered from their possession.

Ongoing Police Action:
DCP South Digant Anand stated that special teams have been formed across police stations to curb mobile snatching cases. Currently, police are conducting raids to nab other members of the gang.

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A CCTV footage from Kamla Nehru Nagar shows a thief stealing a bike within seconds. The owner has filed a complaint at the Devi Nagar Police Station.

Notably, over 40 bikes have been stolen from different locations in the last 15 days.

In one incident reported at Banad Police Station, Durgaram Banjara said his bike was stolen from outside his home in Nagnechi Nagar on the night of June 13.

In another case filed at Uday Mandir Police Station, Vanphool Vishnoi stated that his bike was stolen from the Kisan Bhawan parking area near Paota Chauraha on June 14.

Similarly, at Shastri Nagar Police Station, Nikhilesh Sharma reported his bike was stolen from Sector 7, New Power House Road.

The Jodhpur police are reviewing CCTV footage and launching investigations, but no major arrests have been made yet. The ongoing spate of thefts has triggered concern and outrage among city residents.

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The incident occurred on May 19, when Avinash, suffering from stomach pain, visited Thakurdas’ illegal clinic near Ambedkar Park. Improper treatment led to his unconsciousness and later death.

The accused, a 10th-grade pass, had been running an unauthorized clinic for nearly 20 years. A case was registered under IPC Sections 106(1), 318(4), and the Medical Council Act based on a complaint by the victim’s uncle. Acting on a tip, a special police team led by SI Harveer Singh arrested Thakurdas from an old house on Dhanora Road.

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After the case was filed, police teams attempted to nab him, but he went absconding. With help from the cyber cell, police tracked his location and arrested him through a planned raid. The operation involved ASI Bachchu Singh, Dheeraj, Raviraj, Anil, Deepak, and Ravi. Interrogation is ongoing.

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