Uttarakhand Man Lost His Rs 30,000 Cash, Laptop, And Tablet In Bengaluru Bus, Police Responded
In a tale of misfortune, a man from Uttarakhand experienced a series of losses during his visit to Bengaluru.?
While traveling by bus, he found himself stripped of Rs 30,000 in cash along with his laptop and Samsung tablet.?
The incident underscores individuals' vulnerability in bustling urban environments, where theft and loss can occur unexpectedly.?
Losing valuable possessions and essential tools like a laptop and tablet undoubtedly adds to the distress.?
Such incidents are cautionary tales, reminding travelers to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to safeguard their belongings.?
Whether securing valuables in designated compartments, staying alert to one's surroundings, or opting for alternative methods of carrying money, ensuring personal security is paramount.?
As the man grapples with the aftermath of his unfortunate encounter, his story stands as a reminder of the importance of staying vigilant in unfamiliar environments.
What Happened With This Uttarakhand Man In Bengaluru?
Who could have anticipated that a routine work trip would spiral into a nightmarish ordeal? For a Uttarakhand mountain guide, this nightmare became a harsh reality when he discovered that he had been robbed of Rs. 30,000, along with his laptop, a Samsung tablet, and, critically, important documents while travelling on a TNSTC (Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation) bus.?
Anand Sankar, reaching out to a user and family acquaintance named 'X', recounted the incident, seeking urgent police assistance.
Expressing his distress and disappointment, Anand Sankar began, "Since yesterday, I have been deeply saddened and embarrassed by the treatment meted out to an honest and hardworking young man from my neighbouring village by the Bangalore police."?
The individual in question, Mukesh Pawar, a certified mountain guide from Sidri village in Uttarakhand, had travelled to Salem, Tamil Nadu, to install and certify a rope course for a client.?
His belongings were stolen en route from Salem to Bengaluru on February 12, and he only realized their absence upon reaching Majestic.
"He vigilantly monitored his two bags throughout the journey, noticing them first in Hosur and then again as the bus made a stop in Attibele after crossing the border. As the journey continued towards Electronic City, a bustling stop where many passengers disembarked, the late hour and the ensuing chaos briefly obscured his view of his belongings in the darkness. However, upon reaching Majestic, he was dismayed to discover that both bags were missing," the OP recounted.
"Pawar sought assistance from the TNSTC bus staff, who directed him to the Majestic police station. Despite the bags being last seen at Electronic City, he was advised to approach the Electronic City police station. Unfortunately, it required persistent efforts on his part before the police finally filed a First Information Report (FIR)."
Sankar expressed frustration, saying, "They showed no interest in speaking with him in Hindi. Instead, they directed him to file a complaint in Majestic. They refused to listen to Mukesh or engage with the police there.?
Mukesh returned to Majestic, only to be redirected to Electronic City. None of the policemen made an effort to communicate with him or listen to his account."
As a result of the confusion, Pawar missed his flight from Bengaluru to Delhi. Sankar explained, "He was left with only Rs 600 and, fortunately, his phone. He contacted his relatives, who sent money for the next flight ticket."
Pawar has since arrived safely in Dehradun, but he considers losing his certificates his greatest loss.
Sankar explained that all of Pawar's academic and professional credentials and driver's licenses were among the items lost in the bags.?
This loss is particularly devastating for Pawar since he works as a freelancer, and each company he collaborates with must verify his original mountaineering certificate before expeditions.?
Consequently, Sankar appealed to social media users and anyone able to assist in filing a First Information Report (FIR) and initiating an investigation, as Pawar cannot afford to return to Bengaluru due to financial constraints.
In subsequent updates, Sankar revealed that Pawar had obtained a copy of the FIR filed at Electronic City and is awaiting further developments.
The official Bengaluru Police account acknowledged the post, which had gained viral attention, and requested Sankar to provide Pawar's contact information for further communication.
Where Can You Check Out The Full Post?
You can check out the viral post on X posted by @kalapian_.
How Did The Internet React?
Since the post was shared just a few days ago, it has gotten over 342K views and many comments.
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