Gold jewellery, watches worth Rs. 4.83 lakh stolen from KSRTC Airavat bus
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Gold jewellery, watches worth Rs. 4.83 lakh stolen from KSRTC Airavat bus

June 16, 2023

Mysore/Mysuru: A couple from city, have lost their gold jewellery and two wrist watches worth Rs. 4.83 lakh in KSRTC Airavat bus, while coming from Chitradurga to Mysuru.

The couple, who lost their valuables are P. Mahantesh and Dr. Swathi Patil, residents of BEML Layout at Rajarajeshwari Nagar in city.

On June 11, the couple had been to Chitradurga to attend the marriage of a friend. At about 11.40 pm on the same day, the couple boarded the Airavat bus (KA-57-F-1829) at Chitradurga Bus Stand and had kept the jewellery and watches in a trolley bag which they had kept in the luggage carrier.

When the bus reached Mysuru Bus Stand in the early morning on June 12, the couple took out their trolley bag from the luggage carrier only to find the zip of the bag open and on inspecting their bag, they found 140 grams gold jewellery worth Rs. 4.75 lakh and two ladies wrist watches worth Rs. 8,000 missing.

Lashkar Police, who have registered a case, are investigating.

3 COMMENTS ON THIS POST To “Gold jewellery, watches worth Rs. 4.83 lakh stolen from KSRTC Airavat bus”

  1. Srinivas says:

    And so the Congress rule of loot begins on an auspicious note.

  2. Na says:

    This is a common thing in Bangalore- Mangalore KSRTC Airavata Volvo buses

  3. Mann Ki Baat, Bisi Bele Baat! says:

    @Srinivas
    In your BJP ruled Karnataka, thieves were snatching gold chains, forcibly removing them from women’s neck by fast riding motor bikes and pulling those chains away!
    Have your BJP ruled government + insisted on catching the the leader of the armed gang who smashed the jewellery shop in Mysore and took away the jewels? An innocent by-stander was murdered. The police commissioner then nwho paraded the gang members, would not say where the gand leadr was!
    You are a greedy immoral country, Look at your wife deserter Modi or your Yedi, the Lingayat leader who is facing corrupt charges!

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