North India Statesman
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Mumbai – On Monday, the house of chief industrialist Santosh Ladda at Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar was raided and five and a half kg of gold, 32 kg of silver and 70 thousand rupees in cash were recovered, for which the estimated price is Rs 6 crore. The police had encounters Amol Khotkar, the alleged main accused of the raid on Monday. However, since then the police have been able to recover only 32 tola gold, due to which there is speculation that where the rest of the gold went.
Now the needle of suspicion in this whole case is moving towards the police department.
According to further information received in this regard, the robbers attacked the house of Industrialist Santosh Ladda living in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Valuj on Monday night. In this raid, the robbers escaped by robbing five and a half kilograms of gold, 32 kg of silver and Rs 70,000 in cash. Ladda’s family went to America when this incident happened. The news of a robbery of about six crore rupees was stirred as a wildfire spread like a fire. When the police started quick investigation and tried to arrest the main suspect of the case Amol Khotkar, Khotkar hit the police team with his SUV and tried to crush them, resulting in his death in an encounter.
Even after the murder of Khotkar in the raid and the arrest of other accused, only 32 tola gold has been seized from the destroyed property during the police raid, while the remaining five kg of gold has not been found. The question has arisen as to where this gold went. Police Commissioner Praveen Patil has said that the police is investigating the missing gold. However, it is learned that there is a lot of doubt and apprehension in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar over the amount of this gold.
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