Sambalpur: Thieves Challenge Khetrajpur Police Station’s Weakness on Social Media; Mini Truck Theft Attempt Video Goes Viral
Sambalpur: Thieves seem to have noticed the weaknesses of Khetrajpur Police Station. People now say that poor management and incompetent officers have allowed thieves to issue open threats. A video has gone viral on social media. It shows how a group of criminals openly challenges to steal a vehicle from a business establishment near Remed.
In the viral video, the criminals openly plan how to steal a car. Interestingly, the police have stated that no actual theft has occurred. The video, posted on Instagram by a user named ‘Roshanblug’, shows the person confidently saying, “While you sleep, we steal vehicles.” The video then shows him near a showroom, pointing at a vehicle and saying, “We’re here to pick up this mini truck.” Look at my friend calculating the value; it’s around 3-4 lakh rupees.”
They even boast about making a lot of money from such thefts, adding that the money helped one of them buy an iPhone. This open confession on social media has raised questions about the efficiency of Khetrajpur Police Station.
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Past Incidents and Police Response
This isn’t an isolated incident. A few months ago, two thefts occurred in the Neeldunguri area. In that area criminals stole large sums of money from two individuals. However, those responsible have not been caught to this day.
The recent viral video has raised concerns about public safety. Many people question how thieves can operate under police surveillance without getting caught. People worry about the lack of action.
The Sambalpur Sadar SDPO Tofan Bag stated that the two people in the video work in a mill and have not stolen anything. Despite this, he summoned them and warned them not to produce similar videos in the future. He also assured the public that no one has stolen any vehicles from the Remed area or any businesses in recent months.
