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Gold jewellery, cash stolen from houses in Ranipet district

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Gold jewellery, cash stolen from houses in Ranipet district
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Burglars stole gold jewellery and cash from two houses in Thimiri village, Ranipet district. The incidents occurred while the residents were away visiting relatives. Police are investigating the thefts and have formed special teams to catch the culprits.

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Burglars decamped with 27 sovereigns of gold jewellery and ₹1 lakh in cash from two houses at Thimiri village near Arcot town in Ranipet on Sunday.Police said, in the first incident, the victim S. Thamizharasi, 34, was living with her three daughters in Thimiri village, after her husband K. Saravanan, a retired Army staff, died a few years ago. Initial inquiry revealed that, along with her children, Thamizharasi went to her mother-in-law’s house in Arcot town on Friday. On her return, she saw that the main door was broken. She checked the cupboard and found 18 sovereigns of gold jewellery, ₹53,000 cash missing.In a separate incident on the same street, burglars decamped with nine sovereigns of gold ornaments and ₹47,000 in cash from the house of J. Kokila, 50.

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