‘Last time, we failed’: Masked men return to advocate’s house, loot over Rs 3 crore
Four masked men robbed a senior advocate's home in Kurukshetra, stealing cash and valuables worth over Rs 3 crore. The suspects held the couple at gunpoint and threatened them before fleeing the scene.
Why it matters
This incident highlights rising concerns regarding violent home invasions and the security of high-profile individuals in urban areas.
KURUKSHETRA: Four masked men allegedly broke into a senior advocate’s house in Kurukshetra after holding him and his wife at gunpoint, taking cash, jewellery, a licensed revolver and other valuables worth around Rs 3.15 crore, according to news agency PTI.The incident occured on Thursday evening, following which a case was registered at Thanesar City police station on the complaint of senior advocate Balwant Singh Walia.According to Walia’s complaint, he left his house around 9.30pm to walk his pet dog. When he returned around 10pm, he found the house ransacked and his wife lying on a bed with her hands and feet tied and her mouth covered with adhesive tape.The four masked men allegedly restrained Walia and threatened the couple at gunpoint before demanding cash and valuables.
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