An astonishing act of thievery by a gang of female thieves has come to light in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh. At a TV factory outlet in IT Park Bawdika, five women executed a theft in a film-like fashion. The entire act was captured on CCTV cameras, and the footage is now going viral on social media.
The incident occurred in the Gandhinagar police station area. Women targeted the factory outlet of the company 'Dream On' located in IT Park Bawdika. CCTV footage clearly shows the five women surveying the premises outside the factory. They then collectively lift the shutter, and one woman enters the factory.
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Once inside, the woman handed over three branded LED TVs measuring 55 inches, 50 inches, and 32 inches to her waiting partners outside. They packed the TVs into a bag, and all the women fled the scene. The entire heist was meticulously planned and executed in just a few minutes.
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According to the factory operator, the total value of the stolen LED TVs is approximately 48,000 rupees. Company manager Pravesh Sen filed a formal complaint regarding the incident at the Gandhi Nagar police station, along with handing over the CCTV footage.
Gandhinagar Station House Officer Brijendra Marskole stated that a case has been filed against five unidentified women. Police are working on identifying and tracking down the culprits using the CCTV footage.
There Have Been Similar Incidents Before
Local residents report that thefts in the IT Park and nearby industrial areas are not new. However, the recent shutter-lifting theft by a women's gang has taken everyone by surprise.
The CCTV footage reveals that the women were well-prepared. Some were on lookout, while others handled the shutter, allowing a woman to make her way inside.
Police suspect this might be the work of an organized gang targeting industrial areas. Based on the footage, efforts are being made to track down the perpetrators, and local police stations have also been put on alert.
