Six Fake Cops Do a “Special 26” On a Former PWD Officer In Navi Mumbai Making Off With 36 Lakh Loot

A group of six burglars dressed as police officials broke into the Airoli home of a retired government official over a week ago, stealing goods worth over Rs 36 lakh in a move straight out of a Bollywood movie.

26 thugs commit robberies

Similar events occur in the plot of the Akshay Kumar-starring film “Special 26,” in which a group of 26 thugs commit robberies while pretending to be CBI agents and conduct a phoney house search at a jewelry store.

An incident occurs in Navi Mumbai

In the actual theft in Navi Mumbai, a six-person con crew pretended to be agents of the Anti-Corruption Bureau and searched the residence of a public works department officer who had recently retired. The six guys broke into Kantilal Yadav’s home on July 21, according to the criminal complaint filed by the retired official. The person in charge, a bearded man, claimed they were from the Anti-Corruption Bureau, that a complaint had been made against Yadav, and that they had come to search his home.

Yadav and his wife were forced to sit next to the man while the man searched the house while seizing their smartphones. Yadav’s wife was instructed to deliver the cabinet keys. The bearded man refused to reveal his identity, indicating that it would not be revealed until the search was complete, despite Yadav’s repeated requests.

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His five accomplices searched three cupboards in the three-bedroom apartment as he ordered them to sit next to him and took out Rs 25.25 lakh, a gold chain worth Rs 3.80 lakh, a ring and a bracelet valued at Rs 4.20 lakh, a diamond ring worth Rs 40,000, a diamond-studded gold mangal sutra worth Rs 80,000, and two wrist watches worth at least Rs 10,000. The gang members removed the valuables from the cabinets and placed them inside a leather bag before leaving.