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Dharwad, Haveri police arrest two inter-State burglars, recover valuables, in all, worth ₹1.15 crore

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Dharwad, Haveri police arrest two inter-State burglars, recover valuables, in all, worth ₹1.15 crore
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The Dharwad and Haveri police have arrested two inter-State burglars and recovered stolen items valued at ₹1.15 crore. The arrests have led to the resolution of two significant burglary cases in the region. A total of 310 grams of gold and 26 kg of silver ornaments were among the recovered items, and efforts are ongoing to apprehend the remaining suspects.

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Launching a joint operation, the Dharwad and Haveri police have cracked burglary cases with the arrest of two inter-State burglars. They have recovered stolen valuables, a vehicle used for the crime, collectively valued at around ₹ 1.15 crore.Superintendent of Police of Dharwad Gunjan Arya has said that with the arrest of the inter-state burglars, two major theft cases, one reported at Kiresur village under Hubballi Rural Police limits last month and the other a gold shop burglary reported two days ago under Hangal Police Station in Haveri district, have been cracked.He has given the names of arrested men as Shivaraj Hanamantappa Modaker of Balehosur village in Laxmeshwar taluk of Gadag district and Ashok alias Ramesh Shivappa Konchikoravar of Ambamath in Sindhanur taluk of Raichur…

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