Gujarat High Court Chief Justice Sunita Agarwal’s two mobile phones were stolen during a wedding ceremony in Dehradun. The incident took place on January 26 at Foothill Garden, New Mussoorie Road. The police have registered a case against unknown persons.
Dehradun: Two mobile phones belonging to Gujarat High Court Chief Justice Sunita Agarwal were stolen in Dehradun during a wedding ceremony.
The theft occurred on Mussoorie Road, prompting the Rajpur police station to register a case and initiate an investigation.
Justice Agarwal arrived in Dehradun on January 26 to attend a wedding at Foothill Garden, New Mussoorie Road, Malsi.
The theft took place between 4:45 PM and 5:15 PM, involving two iPhones one registered in the Chief Justice’s name and the other purchased through the Registrar General’s office.
P.D. Bhatt, in-charge of Rajpur Police Station, reported that Moolchand Tyagi, the Registrar General of the Gujarat High Court in Ahmedabad, filed a complaint, leading to the registration of a case against unknown individuals.
As soon as the theft was reported, the Dehradun police reached the wedding venue to conduct an inquiry.
However, despite initial efforts, no immediate clues regarding the stolen phones were found. Police are now reviewing CCTV footage from the area to identify the suspect(s) involved in the theft.
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Additionally, advanced surveillance techniques are being used to trace the stolen devices and locate the offenders.
The incident raised concerns over the security arrangements for high-ranking judicial officials. The theft of mobile phones belonging to a Chief Justice highlights potential lapses in event security and the need for stricter protocols, especially when such dignitaries are attending public or private events.
The authorities have promised to do everything possible to find the stolen phones and catch those involved. This incident is a reminder that people need to be more careful and ensure better security at big events, even in places that seem safe.
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