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Home / Delhi / Bsf Constable Robs Jewellery Shop With Toy Gun Arrested

BSF constable robs jewellery shop with toy gun, arrested

Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 04:49 AM Jul 24, 2025 IST
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A Border Security Force (BSF) constable was arrested for robbing a Delhi jewellery shop in broad daylight using a toy pistol, after reportedly incurring losses in online gambling, the police said on Wednesday.

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The accused, Gaurav Yadav, a resident of Madhya Pradesh, had completed his BSF training only a month ago and was posted in Fazilka, Punjab.

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The case dates back to June 19, when a PCR call was received at Farsh Bazar Police Station in Shahdara reporting that a man had robbed four gold bracelets from a jewellery shop after threatening staff with a pistol.

The breakthrough came following multiple enquiries through the police’s NATGRID system, leading to the identification and arrest of the accused from his residence in Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh.

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