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Mumbai:
In a crime that seems to be straight out of a Bollywood movie,
diamonds weighing 88,999 carats and worth over Rs.6.5 crore were
stolen from a stall at the India International Jewellery Show that
concluded here Monday evening, a top police official said.
According to Additional Police Commissioner (north region) Ramrao
Pawar, the incident came to light when the stall exhibitors were
packing up after the five-day expo ended here around 6 p.m. Monday.
“The complainant, an Israeli national, stated that five unidentified
foreign nationals had visited his stall some time this afternoon.
Later, a couple of them managed to divert his attention and the
robbery took place,” Pawar told IANS late Monday night.
Initially, the diamond merchant brought the matter to the notice of
the Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council and its office
bearers, who suggested he should lodge a police complaint.
Later, around 9 p.m. the Israeli national finally filed a complaint
with Goregaon police station in whose jurisdiction the national
exhibition centre, where the expo was held, falls.
Pawar said right now the police are checking the contents of the
CCTV recordings, but so far they have no clue about the identity of
the five suspects who visited the stall.
Mumbai police have swung into action and teams have been sent to all
big and small hotels in and around Mumbai to trace and identify the
five suspects. They have sounded a look out alert at the Mumbai
international airport, and Mumbai-Pune highway and other entry and
exit points to Mumbai.
The IIJS is the third largest international exhibition in the world,
which attracted participation from 800 companies around the world,
1,900 stalls were put up and over 2 lakh people visited the expo,
since it opened Aug 19.
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