Criminal lodged in Patna jail kingpin of Chas jewellery shop heist, says SP
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Bokaro police, in association with the Patna STF, arrested six members of the gang from Patna, police added.
SP Harvinder Singh said, "Avinash Srivastava, a criminal lodged in Patna's Beur Jail, was the kingpin. The miscreants conducted a recce of jewellery shops in Jharkhand and stayed in a hotel in Purulia of West Bengal."
"The arrested were identified as Roshan Singh, Rahul Patel alias Diamond, Nitesh Kumar, Aditya Raj, Prince Kumar Suman, and Musafir Hawari. Interrogation of the arrested are under way to recover the remaining stolen jewellery," the SP added.
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