Mum airport official held for looting travellers

Thursday, November 18, 2010, 16:10 [IST]

Mumbai, Nov 18: An official of ARK Aviation at Sahar International Airport in Maharashtra was detained by police for allegedly robbed the travellers in the airport.

27-year-old Suresh Narsingh Kamble with other four person allegedly robbed silver coins weighing 145 kg and worth Rs 35 lakh from Air India cargo booking area on May 25, 2009.

Police also accused him of a murder case of Dhoorsingh Solanki, the person to whom Kamble and other gang members reportedly supply the stolen items.

All the accused were the residents of of nearby Sahar slum area.

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Topics: mumbai, crime, maharashtra

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User Comments

raveendran 19 Nov 2010 08:36 pm

y this way things happens in india? whom so ever the things must not b stolen no?what is the safty of travellers things ???????????no action, no punishment nothng?????????????????.