Vivek Vihar के B Block की Market में Delhi Police की नाक के नीचे 8 दुकानों के शटर टूट गए Shahadara скачать в хорошем качестве

Vivek Vihar के B Block की Market में Delhi Police की नाक के नीचे 8 दुकानों के शटर टूट गए Shahadara

#VivekVihar #Shahdara #Delhicrime #DelhiPolice #CCTV Thieves Strike in Delhi’s Upscale Area: Eight Shops Broken into Right in Front of Police Post,A shocking theft took place last night in Vivek Vihar, Shahdara, one of Delhi’s upscale areas. What makes this incident even more surprising is that it happened right in a market where a police post is located, and a police vehicle is usually parked outside at night. Despite this, thieves broke into eight shops, looted the goods, and escaped without being caught. The incident occurred in B-Block Market, Vivek Vihar. On Friday morning, shopkeepers arriving to open their stores were shocked to find several shutters broken and interiors ransacked. Cash was missing from some shops, while valuables were stolen from others. The shopkeepers immediately informed the police control room. Within a short time, local police reached the scene and began investigating with the crime team. According to police sources, the theft took place between 1:30 AM and 3:00 AM, the time when the market is deserted and police patrolling is supposed to be active. Despite the police post and the vehicle parked outside, the thieves boldly broke the shutters of eight shops one by one. Shopkeepers are now filled with anger and fear. One shopkeeper said, “The police vehicle is parked here every night, yet eight shops were broken into. How did this happen? If the police were patrolling, maybe the thieves could have been caught.” Police have collected CCTV footage from cameras installed in the market. They are now examining it to trace the entry and exit routes of the thieves. Early investigation suggests that this was a well-organized gang that had studied the market’s layout and police routines beforehand. B-Block Market in Vivek Vihar is considered one of the busiest and safest areas, housing shops selling clothes, electronics, and general goods. However, after this incident, shopkeepers are worried—if a theft can happen right in front of a police post, what about other areas? The local police have registered a case and launched a full investigation. The FSL team has collected fingerprints and other evidence from the scene. Police officials say the culprits will be identified and arrested soon. Meanwhile, the area remains tense, with people questioning their safety despite police presence. The Market Association has also expressed anger over the incident and demanded enhanced security at night. This incident in Vivek Vihar highlights that in big cities like Delhi, thieves are becoming increasingly bold, indifferent to police posts or patrolling. The pressing question remains: when will the presence of police genuinely make citizens feel secure?