Uppinangady: Gold, cash stolen from locked house in Muriyala


Team Udayavani, May 17, 2021, 4:16 PM IST

Uppinangady: Unidentified people broke into a locked house in Muriyala, Belthangady Taluk and decamped with 5 pavan gold jewellery and cash

The house belongs to Shahida and four days ago she locked the house and left for a relative’s place. Upon returning she found that gold and cash  were missing

She filed a complaint at the Uppinangady Police station. Police officials visited the spot and conducted an inspection

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