Devas: Theft is increasingly on the rise in Dewas adjoining Indore in Madhya Pradesh. In fact, you can gauge the morale of these thieves who have committed many crimes in the city by the fact that they are now targeting the officers' homes as well. Just last night, some thieves targeted the deputy collector's alone house, though the burglars found nothing worth stealing in the house.

The miscreants left a letter to the deputy collector and wrote, 'When there was no money, the collector did not have to lock.' In fact, the thieves had come to deputy collector Trilochan Gaur's government house on the civil line to carry out the crime. Also, tell you that Gaur is currently the SDM of Khategaon tehsil of Dewas and had not come to his Devas house for about 15 days. When he came last night, he noticed that all the belongings of the house were scattered and some cash and silver jewellery were missing.

They informed the police about it. During the investigation in the case, a letter written by the thieves was found in the house stating that the 'collector should not lock when there was no money.' By reading such a letter, you can understand how high the morale of these rogue thieves is. Police have registered a case against unidentified thieves in the case and launched a hunt for them.

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