The Chevajur police in Kozhikode took into custody of a native of West Bengal, which is suspected that 45 monarchs of gold decorations and 10,000 GBP from a house that works in the Government Medical College Hospital, Kozhikode.
Police sources on Thursday (October 9, 2025) said Tapas Kumar Saha, 45, accused, was packed with a special team created under the deputy of the police commissioner ARUN K. Pavathran. It is assumed that the burglary took place early in the morning 28. September. Gayathri, the doctor, was out of the city since September 11, when she went to her birthplace in Thiruvananthapurama and her house in Chevarambbalam has been locked since. Disbes came to her announcement when she returned 28 September, and subsequently filed a complaint.
The police then acquired the visuals of CCTV from nearby areas and identified the defendant who was seen to get into the house around 1.30 in the morning and returned around 3.30 pm the police sources claimed that Saha had hidden in the house inadequately and left Chevarambbalam around 6 hours, but could not identify AuthorickShaw. The CCTV shots from various bus stalls and the station revealed that it had previously wandered around several residential locations in the city.
The questioning team later joined the cyber article and found that he was a native of West Bengal. They also learned that Saha was camping in Ranaghat, a city in Nadia. The questioning team flew to the West Bengal and Saha was later taken into custody using the local police. Sources claimed that he was traveling by train from West Bengal to Coimbatore and from there to Kozhikode. It is reported that Saha arrived at Chevarambbalam on foot and after burglary he fled to the west Bengal by train. The police said he was in many cases theft addicted to drugs and suspicious.
Published – October 9, 2025 20:58
