Jaipur. Jaipur West Police have successfully resolved a high-profile robbery case involving a jewellery showroom in the Vaishali Nagar area within just 48 hours of the incident. Under the strategic guidance of Deputy Commissioner of Police Prashant Kiran, a specialized team utilized advanced technical surveillance and human intelligence to apprehend the primary suspect responsible for the theft of gold and diamond ornaments valued at approximately 37 lakh rupees.
The incident occurred on the morning of November 10, when an individual entered the Sirius Jewellers showroom wearing a mask and a yellow cap. According to the formal complaint filed by staff member Anjali Kayath, the perpetrator brandished a knife to threaten employees and the security guard, Mahavir Gupta. By intimidating the staff, the assailant managed to seize seven gold and diamond necklaces along with 31 rings before fleeing the premises.
Following the report, DCP Prashant Kiran mobilized multiple teams to track the suspect. The investigation involved a massive effort to review footage from over 300 closed-circuit television cameras installed in and around the vicinity of the crime scene. This meticulous analysis, combined with digital tracking, led investigators to identify 32-year-old Digvijay Singh, a resident of Devi Nagar on Kalwar Road, as the individual behind the crime.
Acting on intelligence gathered by the field team, officers discovered that the suspect had traveled to Delhi in an attempt to sell the stolen merchandise. A specialized unit was immediately dispatched, leading to the successful detention and subsequent arrest of the accused. The police are currently conducting intensive interrogations to ensure the complete recovery of the stolen assets.
The operation saw significant contributions from various police units, including the Vaishali Nagar station and the District Special Team. Officials noted that the swift resolution of this case serves as a testament to the effectiveness of modern investigative techniques and proactive policing in the capital. Further legal proceedings are underway as the department works to finalize the recovery of the remaining jewellery items.