A jeweller in Ahmedabad’s Sabarmati area reported the theft of three mangalsutras worth ₹4.29 lakh.
The suspect posed as a customer, purchased a silver bar, and selected the mangalsutras, paying a small amount as a booking fee.
He left the shop, claiming he needed to withdraw more money from an ATM, but never returned. The jeweller discovered the items missing shortly after.
An FIR has been filed with the Sabarmati police.
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