Udupi: Gold ornaments worth Rs 40L stolen from railway passenger


Team Udayavani, Dec 7, 2022, 1:40 PM IST

Udupi: A railway passenger traveling from Mumbai to Udupi lost her gold ornaments worth Rs 40 lakh.

The ornaments were stolen from  Deepa Rai’s bag while she was traveling to Udupi from Mumbai on Matsyagandha Express on December 5.

She was traveling along with her sister, brother-in-law and parents in order to attend a marriage function at her native place Katapadi.

When Deepa reached her home in Katapadi she was shocked to see that the gold ornaments in the bag were stolen.

The total weight of the stolen ornaments is said to be 850 grams and the worth is around Rs 40 lakhs.

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