<p>City Police have arrested two persons in connection with theft at the Bangalore residence of Chittor (Andhra Pradesh) Lok Sabha member, Adikeshavalu, they recovered stolen valuables worth Rs 1.5 crore.<br /><br />Amarkumar Pandey, Inspector General of Police (Central Range), said at a press meet here on Friday that Akram, a resident of Madanapalli and a servant in the house of the MP stole the valuables over a period of three years. Wasim was selling the booty through Babajan, a resident of Millat Nagar. Both were taken into custody on October 8, when they were trying to sell some materials stolen, at Keerthi pawns shop in Kolar.<br /><br />The recovered valuables include gold necklaces with diamonds, pearls and corals embedded in them, silver articles, foreign watch, a German-make pistol and five bullets. The stolen articles were found in Karnataka, Rajasthan and Mumbai, the IGP said.<br /><br />The police officer said Adikeshavalu has not lodged a complaint till now while his son Srinivas had filed a complaint on theft of his pistol at Sadashivanagar police station in Bangalore, on April 3. Pandey said the City police did a remarkable job in a span of ten days and brought the investigation to a logical conclusion.</p>.<p> The IGP announced Rs 25,000 award for the team led by Circle Inspector of City police station. Gulpet PSI Sadique Pasha, City police station PSIs M Ambarish and Chandrappa, head constables Hameed Khan, M Annan, Biregowda and others took part in the operation.<br /></p>
<p>City Police have arrested two persons in connection with theft at the Bangalore residence of Chittor (Andhra Pradesh) Lok Sabha member, Adikeshavalu, they recovered stolen valuables worth Rs 1.5 crore.<br /><br />Amarkumar Pandey, Inspector General of Police (Central Range), said at a press meet here on Friday that Akram, a resident of Madanapalli and a servant in the house of the MP stole the valuables over a period of three years. Wasim was selling the booty through Babajan, a resident of Millat Nagar. Both were taken into custody on October 8, when they were trying to sell some materials stolen, at Keerthi pawns shop in Kolar.<br /><br />The recovered valuables include gold necklaces with diamonds, pearls and corals embedded in them, silver articles, foreign watch, a German-make pistol and five bullets. The stolen articles were found in Karnataka, Rajasthan and Mumbai, the IGP said.<br /><br />The police officer said Adikeshavalu has not lodged a complaint till now while his son Srinivas had filed a complaint on theft of his pistol at Sadashivanagar police station in Bangalore, on April 3. Pandey said the City police did a remarkable job in a span of ten days and brought the investigation to a logical conclusion.</p>.<p> The IGP announced Rs 25,000 award for the team led by Circle Inspector of City police station. Gulpet PSI Sadique Pasha, City police station PSIs M Ambarish and Chandrappa, head constables Hameed Khan, M Annan, Biregowda and others took part in the operation.<br /></p>
