In Kishanganj, thieves targeted the closed house of a GST officer in the Motibagh area, making off with gold and silver jewelry worth lakhs and one lakh rupees in cash. The incident came to light on Sunday, October 25, when the homeowner, Sanjay Kumar Jha, who works in the GST and Customs department in Raiganj, West Bengal, returned to his Kishanganj residence with his family. His house had been locked for approximately two months.

Upon arriving, Sanjay Kumar Jha discovered the main gate lock broken. Inside, the room locks were also broken, and items from wardrobes and boxes were scattered. The thieves reportedly stole about 2.5 'bhari' of gold ornaments, approximately 200 grams of silver jewelry, and one lakh rupees in cash. The stolen items included two pairs of gold earrings, a mangalsutra with a locket, four pairs of silver anklets, and 20 pairs of toe rings.

Following the discovery, Jha immediately informed the police via Dial 112. A police team arrived at the scene to inspect the premises. The victim has filed a written complaint at the Sadar police station. Sadar Police Station SHO Mukesh Kumar stated that the process of registering an FIR is underway, and further action will be taken based on the victim's application. Identifying and apprehending the thieves is now a challenge for the police, and the incident has raised concerns about security in the area.