Man cons jeweller, steals ornaments worth 6L

BHOPAL: A man duped a jeweller of Rs 6 lakh on Wednesday. A case was later registered in Kotwali police station. The accused was caught on CCTV at the shop. In total, six gold rings, eight gold chains were stolen.
Police said the jewellery shop is owned by Faraz, a resident of Ibrahimganj. The accused went to his shop and introduced himself as Saleem resident of Peergate. He convinced shop owner that his wife is a regular visitor there and wanted to see some jewellery.The accused requested the jeweller to send someone with him with jewellery that he could show to his wife as she could not come up to the shop. He then went inside a religious establishment after taking jewellery from salesman and exited from the other side following which the matter was reported to police.
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