Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor's in-laws' house was robbed of assets worth Rs 2.41 crore in February. Sonam Kapoor's grandmother-in-law had also lodged a complaint at the Tughlaq Road police station. At the same time, the Delhi Police has now solved the case of stealing jewellery and cash worth crores from Sonam Kapoor's house.
The police have to say about this that the nurse working there along with her husband committed the theft from the actress's house. The accused nurse has been identified as Aparna Ruth Wilson and was kept in the care of Sonam's grandmother-in-law. Aparna's husband Naresh Kumar Sagar works as an accountant in a private firm in Shakarpur.
The Delhi Police Crime Branch and the New Delhi District Police have conducted a joint operation and solved the mystery of the case. Delhi Police Crime Branch DCP Rohit Meena and a joint operation team of New Delhi District Police have taken the accused into custody. Quoting sources, it is reported that the stolen cash and jewellery are yet to be recovered.
The theft took place on February 11. Sarla Ahuja, along with manager Ritesh Gaura, reached the Tughlaq Road police station on February 23 and lodged a complaint that jewellery worth Rs 2.41 lakh and Rs 1 lakh in cash had been stolen from the almirah of her room. When they checked the almirah on February 11, the jewellery and cash were missing. Sarla Ahuja has said in her complaint that she had checked the jewellery about two years ago and then it was kept in the almirah.
Since the case was very high profile, senior officials of the New Delhi district have taken it seriously and formed several teams. The driver and gardener and other staff are also working in the house along with 25 servants, 9 care caterers. All of them are also being questioned by the police. The FSL team along with the crime team was engaged in gathering evidence. The matter came to light in the media in April.
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