Supervisor Arrested for Stealing Rs 9.51 Lakh from Government Wine Shop in Guntur
In Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, a supervisor of a government-run wine shop was arrested for allegedly stealing Rs 9.51 lakh. The theft took place on Monday night, exploiting a security lapse.
The police, led by Guntur District SP Satish Kumar, conducted an investigation and identified the supervisor as the culprit. The stolen money was recovered from the accused.
SP Satish Kumar commended the efforts of the Ponnur CI, SDPO, and two constables who solved the case within 12 hours.
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Supervisor -: A supervisor is a person who is in charge of a place or a group of people. In this case, the supervisor was in charge of the wine shop.
Rs 9.51 Lakh -: Rs 9.51 Lakh means 951,000 rupees. In India, ‘Lakh’ is a term used to represent 100,000.
Government Wine Shop -: A government wine shop is a store run by the government where people can buy alcoholic drinks like wine.
Guntur -: Guntur is a city in the state of Andhra Pradesh, which is in the southern part of India.
Security lapse -: A security lapse means a failure or mistake in the security system, which allowed the theft to happen.
SP Satish Kumar -: SP Satish Kumar is a senior police officer in charge of the Guntur district. SP stands for Superintendent of Police.
Ponnur CI -: Ponnur CI refers to the Circle Inspector of Ponnur, a town in Guntur district. A Circle Inspector is a police officer in charge of a certain area.
SDPO -: SDPO stands for Sub-Divisional Police Officer, a senior police officer responsible for a subdivision within a district.
Constables -: Constables are police officers who are usually the first to respond to incidents and help solve cases.
