IndiaIn Jamnagar, Gujarat, police discovered that gold jewelry worth approximately Rs39.48 lakh had been stolen from an Indian Bank branch and replaced with fake items. The theft occurred on August 27, but it was not reported until September 3, when police informed the bank. The bank’s security system required two keys for accessing the vault, but the deputy manager was on leave, leaving the branch manager in possession of both keys. It is alleged that the bank peon, Hasmukh Dinesh Pariya, stole the keys during this time and replaced the genuine jewelry with counterfeit pieces. Police later arrested Pariya and another individual, Vijay Ala Vaghora, who attempted to sell the stolen jewelry. The investigation suggests that Pariya, who had financial troubles due to losses in stock market trading, orchestrated the theft.
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