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Wedding, Cash, Gold: Runaway Bride Held For Decamping With Cash And Gold | Jaipur News
JAISALMER: On the second night of her wedding, at around 3am, Surajmal Jain’s (32) bride climbed to the terrace of her huband’s house near the Jain temple in Dhani Bazar mohalla of Barmer city, with a mattress and pillows she had brought from her bedroom. These she threw down from the terrace onto the road, and then herself jumped from the terrace upon them.
Surajmal woke up at 4.30am, and saw no sign of his bride. Nor was there any sign of the Rs 3 lakh in cash and the gold and silver jewellery kept in bedroom cupboard .
Barmer SP Digant Anand said that Jain filed a complaint at Kotwali police station the same day, on October 3. According to his complaint, a relative of Jain had introduced him to Prateek Sagar also known as Arjun, a resident of Jodhpur, four months ago.
Arjun described himself as a businessman and said he had a niece, Ragini, 30, who was in need of a suitable match. Jain agreed to Arjun’s proposal of marrying Ragini. After this, Arjun called Ragini to Barmer on September 29 along with three-four other people whom Arjun described as Ragini’s parents and relatives. Jain and Ragini got married on October 1.
Acting on the complaint, the Kotwali police informed police stations of surrounding districts and also the Government Railway Police (GRP). GRP police station officer at Luni, Mahesh Shrimali, said that on Wednesday, a woman roaming suspiciously at Luni railway station was spotted.
She told her name as Ragini, wife of Ramesh Singh Rajput. GRP outpost in-charge Kanchan Rathore and constables Banshilal and Kavita interrogated the woman and she confessed to having robbed Jain, Shrimali said.
The Kotwali police on Thursday produced Ragini in court, which remanded her to police custody for two days.
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Surajmal woke up at 4.30am, and saw no sign of his bride. Nor was there any sign of the Rs 3 lakh in cash and the gold and silver jewellery kept in bedroom cupboard .
Barmer SP Digant Anand said that Jain filed a complaint at Kotwali police station the same day, on October 3. According to his complaint, a relative of Jain had introduced him to Prateek Sagar also known as Arjun, a resident of Jodhpur, four months ago.
Arjun described himself as a businessman and said he had a niece, Ragini, 30, who was in need of a suitable match. Jain agreed to Arjun’s proposal of marrying Ragini. After this, Arjun called Ragini to Barmer on September 29 along with three-four other people whom Arjun described as Ragini’s parents and relatives. Jain and Ragini got married on October 1.
Acting on the complaint, the Kotwali police informed police stations of surrounding districts and also the Government Railway Police (GRP). GRP police station officer at Luni, Mahesh Shrimali, said that on Wednesday, a woman roaming suspiciously at Luni railway station was spotted.
She told her name as Ragini, wife of Ramesh Singh Rajput. GRP outpost in-charge Kanchan Rathore and constables Banshilal and Kavita interrogated the woman and she confessed to having robbed Jain, Shrimali said.
The Kotwali police on Thursday produced Ragini in court, which remanded her to police custody for two days.
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