<p>Mangaluru: The <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/dharmasthala">Dharmasthala</a> police have been successful in solving a house robbery case reported at Kalmanja in Belthangady taluk on June 26, 2020 by arresting three persons and recovering 104 gram gold ornaments worth Rs 7.87 lakh.</p><p>Dakshina Kannada Superintendent of Police Ryshyanth C B said that the arrested are Nawaz from Bengaluru, Riyaz from Mundaje and Krishna , who hails from Kalburgi and is now staying in Bengaluru.</p>.Goods worth lakhs gutted at Karnataka's Bidar transformer repair unit.<p>Acting on a tip off that gold is being sold without documents, the police arrested Nawaz. During the questioning, he spilled the beans about a robbery in the house of Achuth Bhat in 2020. </p><p>Based on the information given by him, the police arrested Nawaz's brother, Riyaz, and Krishna. Two more suspects are still at large, he said.</p><p>The SP said that based on the intelligence inputs and local contacts, the police were able to crack the case. The Inspector, Sub inspector and team has done commendable job by detecting an old case, which calls for a reward, he added. </p><p>He further said that he will recommend the reward to the team.</p><p>As per the preliminary investigation, there were five members in the gang when the robbery was committed, the SP said.</p><p>In the wee hours of June 26, 2020, the robbers had broken into the house of Achuth Bhat, where they assaulted him and his family members, tying them up and threatening them too. </p><p>The miscreants made away with 30 to 35 pawan gold ornaments, one kg silver ornaments, mobilephones, cash totalling Rs 12.40 lakh. They had even threatened to set the house on fire if the family informed the police.</p>
<p>Mangaluru: The <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/dharmasthala">Dharmasthala</a> police have been successful in solving a house robbery case reported at Kalmanja in Belthangady taluk on June 26, 2020 by arresting three persons and recovering 104 gram gold ornaments worth Rs 7.87 lakh.</p><p>Dakshina Kannada Superintendent of Police Ryshyanth C B said that the arrested are Nawaz from Bengaluru, Riyaz from Mundaje and Krishna , who hails from Kalburgi and is now staying in Bengaluru.</p>.Goods worth lakhs gutted at Karnataka's Bidar transformer repair unit.<p>Acting on a tip off that gold is being sold without documents, the police arrested Nawaz. During the questioning, he spilled the beans about a robbery in the house of Achuth Bhat in 2020. </p><p>Based on the information given by him, the police arrested Nawaz's brother, Riyaz, and Krishna. Two more suspects are still at large, he said.</p><p>The SP said that based on the intelligence inputs and local contacts, the police were able to crack the case. The Inspector, Sub inspector and team has done commendable job by detecting an old case, which calls for a reward, he added. </p><p>He further said that he will recommend the reward to the team.</p><p>As per the preliminary investigation, there were five members in the gang when the robbery was committed, the SP said.</p><p>In the wee hours of June 26, 2020, the robbers had broken into the house of Achuth Bhat, where they assaulted him and his family members, tying them up and threatening them too. </p><p>The miscreants made away with 30 to 35 pawan gold ornaments, one kg silver ornaments, mobilephones, cash totalling Rs 12.40 lakh. They had even threatened to set the house on fire if the family informed the police.</p>