In Siddapura, Mariyam Shaharin reported the theft of three gold bangles valued at Rs 4.8 lakh from her home after returning from a family event, prompting an investigation by local police (Source: https://newskarnataka.com/karnataka/udupi/gold-ornaments-worth-rs-4-8-lakh-stolen-from-siddapura-residence/02092024/). In Gwalior, Sapna has filed charges of dowry demand, assault, and robbery against her husband after he allegedly threatened her and stole cash and jewelry during a confrontation, following a history of harassment for additional dowry (Source: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bhopal/man-robs-jewellery-cash-from-wife-case-filed-against-him-family/articleshow/112973261.cms). Additionally, in Pune, two thieves stole 190 grams of jewelry worth Rs 4.95 lakh from an elderly couple shortly after they retrieved it from a loan, using a distraction technique (Source: https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/pune-news/jewellery-worth-4-9-lakh-stolen-from-elderly-couple-101725040420709.html). Dashrath Dhamane, the victim, reported the crime to Hadapsar police, who are currently reviewing CCTV footage for leads (Source: https://www.outlookindia.com/national/pune-man-steals-gold-jewellery-worth-rs-5-lakh-from-elderly-couple-on-cam). The police investigations in both Siddapura and Pune are ongoing, aiming to recover the stolen items and apprehend the culprits.