<p>A security guard and his brother have been arrested for their alleged involvement in a theft at Darbargadh, the palace of Jamnagar Maharajah Shatrusalya Sinh, and some silver utensils and antique items have been recovered from their possession, police said today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Valuables like silver utensils and antique items worth Rs 12.57 lakh were reportedly stolen from Darbargadh over a period of few months regarding which the manager of the palace had lodged a complaint with city police yesterday, they said.<br /><br />Police said the security guard stationed at Darbargadh and his brother have been arrested for their involvement in the theft.<br /><br />But they did not divulge details of the value of the recovered items.<br />"<br />Aniruddsinh Jadeja, who was the guard at the palace, and his brother Sukhdevsinh Jadeja have confessed to police of their involvement in the theft, they said.<br /><br />Sukhdevsinh told police that he had sold off 20 kg silver to Kishore Suthar of Jamnagar and 5 kg silver to a goldsmith in Porbandar.<br /><br />A police official said that the duo will be produced before a local court here today and they will seek police remand for further interrogation into the incident.<br /><br />Built in 1540, Darbargadh is a significant historical complex in Jamnagar and was the old royal residence.<br /><br />Three years ago, a similar theft was reported from another ancestral palace of the erstwhile rulers of Jamnagar in which antique artifacts worth over Rs four crore were reported to be stolen.</p>
<p>A security guard and his brother have been arrested for their alleged involvement in a theft at Darbargadh, the palace of Jamnagar Maharajah Shatrusalya Sinh, and some silver utensils and antique items have been recovered from their possession, police said today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Valuables like silver utensils and antique items worth Rs 12.57 lakh were reportedly stolen from Darbargadh over a period of few months regarding which the manager of the palace had lodged a complaint with city police yesterday, they said.<br /><br />Police said the security guard stationed at Darbargadh and his brother have been arrested for their involvement in the theft.<br /><br />But they did not divulge details of the value of the recovered items.<br />"<br />Aniruddsinh Jadeja, who was the guard at the palace, and his brother Sukhdevsinh Jadeja have confessed to police of their involvement in the theft, they said.<br /><br />Sukhdevsinh told police that he had sold off 20 kg silver to Kishore Suthar of Jamnagar and 5 kg silver to a goldsmith in Porbandar.<br /><br />A police official said that the duo will be produced before a local court here today and they will seek police remand for further interrogation into the incident.<br /><br />Built in 1540, Darbargadh is a significant historical complex in Jamnagar and was the old royal residence.<br /><br />Three years ago, a similar theft was reported from another ancestral palace of the erstwhile rulers of Jamnagar in which antique artifacts worth over Rs four crore were reported to be stolen.</p>