Looting of industrialist’s house in Indore. – Photo: Amar Ujala Expansion Armed miscreants looted goods worth lakhs by entering the bungalow of the pulses mill owner who had gone out of the city. The scoundrels tied the hands and feet of the watchman guarding the bungalow and kept searching for valuables by entering different rooms. Dal mill owner Ramavatar Jaju living in South Tukoganj area has gone to Jalgaon with his wife and children. He hired a watchman to guard the bungalow. The watchman was sleeping in the parking lot of the bungalow. Three miscreants entered the bungalow at night and tied the watchman’s hands, feet and mouth. Told him that if you try to shout, you will be killed. In front of the watchman, the three miscreants searched for valuables in cupboards, beds, lockers etc. and took them with them. How much goods have been stolen will be known only after the arrival of the industrialist. The police is scanning the CCTV cameras installed in the nearby houses to get some clues about the thieves. Theft in two houses also Thieves entered the house of a retired agricultural officer living in a prosperous city and took away jewelry and cash worth more than ten lakh rupees. The thieves targeted Suresh Deshpande’s house when he was out of town. Nitin Geete lives at a little distance from Deshpande’s house. Thieves entered his house and stole goods worth six lakhs. CCTV cameras were also installed in his house. Two thieves are seen in it. Police believe that the theft in both the houses is of the same demolition. A thief’s hat was left in Deshpande’s house.