Priceless Gold 'Kalash' Stolen During Jain Ceremony at Red Fort
A gold 'kalash', weighing 760 grams and embedded with precious jewels, including 150 grams of diamonds and other gems, was stolen from a Jain religious ceremony at Red Fort's August 15 Park. Sudhir Jain, the complainant and owner of the kalash, reported the incident to police. Authorities are investigating using CCTV footage.
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In an audacious theft at the historic Red Fort, a 'kalash' made of 760 grams of gold and embedded with jewels was stolen during a Jain religious ceremony, officials reported on Saturday.
The stolen vessel, adorned with 150 grams of diamonds, rubies, and emeralds, disappeared on September 3 amid a crowded event, according to Sudhir Jain, a businessman and the item's owner.
Delhi Police have scrutinized CCTV footage revealing the presence of a suspect, who has been identified and is expected to be apprehended soon. The ongoing ceremony at the August 15 Park is set to continue until September 9.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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