Thieves raid MP Hanuman Beniwal's house, take away quilts and blankets along with cash-jewellery

Hanuman Beniwal News: Thieves broke into the Jaipur residence of Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) supremo and Nagaur Lok Sabha MP Hanuman Beniwal and stole several valuables including cash, gold and silver jewellery. Sharing this information on his Twitter handle, Beniwal himself said that an FIR was registered at Jalupura police station on Friday morning. The MP from Rajasthan lodged a complaint with the Jalupura police station, saying that valuable antiques, jewelery and cash were stolen from his house.

Antiques including gold and silver, kitchen tap also stolen

Beniwal said in the report that the thieves entered the house and stole Rs 1.5 lakh, four gold bracelets, four rings, silver coins, antiques, kitchen tap and quilts and blankets. Jalupura officials said that after getting information about the incident, the team was sent to the spot. CCTV footage installed in the area is being scanned. A special cell has also been constituted in the case. Police say that the miscreants will be caught soon.

Beniwal's house is 100 meters away from the police station.

Questioning the efficiency of the police, Beniwal said that his house is 100 meters away from the police station. He said, "Theft is happening in the MP's house in Jaipur Commissionerate, so what will happen to the common people." MP Beniwal told that after informing the police, he also informed ACS Home about the theft in his house. . The police have registered the case, but no action has been taken so far. Beniwal said that the priceless gifts given by the people were kept at his house.

In his tweet, Beniwal attacked the police, saying that the law and order situation in the state has broken down and criminals are committing crimes with impunity.

MLA's car was stolen a few days ago

On July 16, Bhai Narayan Beniwal, MLA from Hanuman Beniwal's party, reported a Scorpio vehicle stolen from his Shyam Nagar apartment. The vehicle was found two days later in Jodhpur. Narayan Beniwal had said that 'when the car with the MLA's sticker is stolen, what will happen to the common man'.