The couple has three children - a daughter, a son and a daughter. No one earns at home. So the entire burden of the family was on Ganesh's mother. Household income was not enough. The mother wanted Ganesh to work and contribute to the family. It was decided to set up a tea snack shop with the help of Ganesh.
A hand was needed. It costs about 25 to 30 thousand rubles. From where you have got so much money? This was the question being asked. Ganesh insisted his mother to collect the money. Her mother was unable to pay.
The complainant Sameer Shaikh (22), a resident of Bada Tajbagh, has a business of selling clothes. He sells clothes on handcuffs on the roadside in the Besa Power House Chowk area. Above the handle are the ceiling and small compartments. He kept the lock on his hand in the same place. Meanwhile, Ganesh was constantly moving from that area. He always had a lock on the side of the road.
He needed the same. After a week-long search, Ganesh decided to steal the hammer, thinking it was worthless. Mylek took the cart to a secluded place.. They didn't need clothes. Bring your clothes home. He went back to the spot to recover his hand. They were stopped by the police while they were on their way. He asked them to hold hands. They were both terrified. During interrogation, he revealed that he had been robbed.
Police registered a case and arrested them. Under the guidance of PI Pawar, PSI Kashinath Mahadule, contable Rohidas Khairnar, Sanjay Nand, Sandeep Tayade, Shaikh Gaffar, Abdul Rehman, Deshraj More, Santosh Sankpal and Abhijeet Gaikwad executed the police action.
Mother and son needed a handyman to set up a tea stall. As their financial condition was not good, they had no money. The mother and son then stole the gun. The police caught them when they were returning home. This incident took place in Hayatnagar Police limits. A case was filed in this connection. Ganesh (18) and his mother Nita (40). The thieves have been identified as Gulmohar Nagar.