Assistant Police Inspector Mahesh Kulkarni from Charkop police station said, “In Jodhpur, he is a history sheeter who has been involved in petty robberies. This was his biggest burglary so far.”
The cops added that Kansara had been training at the institute for a month, and had also appeared for an audition three days ago.”
“The Jodhpur Police got the mobile number of the accused and handed it over to us, after which we traced him and took him in custody. Later, on Monday morning, the Jodhpur police arrived and took him with them,” added Kulkarni.
- Rajasthan police arrests burglar for stealing Rs 90 lakhs to join acting school in MumbaiIndia TV crime deskJodhpur (Rajasthan): Mohit Kailashchandra Kansara (20) had this big dream of becoming a great actor in Bollywood. His dream however landed him in jail. Not because of the nature of the dream but the path he chose to reach here. Mohit was a native of Jodhpur but had fled to Mumbai after stealing Rs 90 lakhs from an advocate's house in Jodhpur in January. He enrolled in Balaji Telefilms acting school as Heer Singhania because he believed his old name would not take him very far in his career. Jodhpur police was on his tail
- but Charkop police nabbed Mohit from his rented flat and immediately informed Jodhpur Police. Out of the stolen money he had spent Rs. 50
- 000 for paying the rent of his house and other Rs. 50
- 000 for making his portfolio. Assistant Police Inspector Mahesh Kulkarni from Charkop police station said
- œIn Jodhpur
- he is a history sheeter who has been involved in petty robberies. This was his biggest burglary so far. The cops added that Kansara had been training at the institute for a month
- and had also appeared for an audition three days ago.œThe Jodhpur Police got the mobile number of the accused and handed it over to us
- after which we traced him and took him in custody. Later
- on Monday morning
- the Jodhpur police arrived and took him with them
- added Kulkarni
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