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Family loses 350g gold from luggage, RGIA police file case
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA)
The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) police have filed a theft case following an incident where a family reportedly lost approximately 350 grams of gold jewellery from their luggage.
Hyderabad: The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) police have filed a theft case following an incident where a family reportedly lost approximately 350 grams of gold jewellery from their luggage.
Manchi Kutla Hari Sagar, (43), a businessman and a resident of Khajaguda, filed a complaint alleging that the valuables, including gold and diamond jewellery, went missing from the luggage of his sister-in-law Rajini Samala and mother Shakuntala. Sagar’s family arrived at RGIA to take a flight to Mumbai on May 3 and subsequently travel to New York the next day.
On reaching New York, they discovered that a bag containing gold and silver items had been tampered with, and three of the boxes were found empty.
Sagar lodged a complaint with the RGIA police station, suspecting foul play at the airport, and requested the police initiate action. A case was registered under Section 379 of the IPC, and an investigation is ongoing.
