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Mobile Snatched From Auto-Rickshaw In Broad Daylight In Ahmedabad’s Ramol; One Held

By GS Team
15 Sep 20261 min read
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A factory laborer was robbed of his mobile phone by a motorcycle-borne assailant in Ramol, India. Police tracked the stolen device, leading to the arrest of Vijay Narsinhbhai Vanzara, who admitted buying the phone from the snatcher, Dipesh alias Kallu Ramnaresh Tomar. A manhunt is underway for Tomar, the primary suspect. The phone was returned to its owner.

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Mobile Snatched From Auto-Rickshaw In Broad Daylight In Ahmedabad’s Ramol; One Held
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A 52-year-old factory labourer faced a brazen daylight robbery on Sunday afternoon when a motorcycle-borne assailant snatched his mobile phone while he travelled in an auto-rickshaw near the Rajendra Park crossroads in Ramol.

Ramswaroop Ramfer Saroj, a resident of Naroda Patiya who works in a Naroda GIDC factory, boarded an auto-rickshaw from Jashodanagar at about 1.30 pm. As the vehicle passed beneath the bridge, a two-wheeler rider accelerated alongside the auto, whipped the Oppo mobile phone straight out of Saroj's hand, and sped away into traffic.

Police Track Down Receiver While Main Accused Evades Arrest

Although the victim failed to give chase successfully, local law enforcement acted swiftly on intelligence networks. Ramol police intercepted twenty-five-year-old Vijay Narsinh Vanzara, a resident of Amraiwadi, after tracking the active stolen device.

Upon interrogation, Vanzara admitted that his acquaintance, Dipesh alias Kallu Ramnaresh Tomar, perpetrated the street snatching. Vanzara confessed that he knowingly bought the stolen handset at a heavily discounted rate because Tomar urgently needed cash.

Police registered a formal criminal case against both men. Officers launched a manhunt to trace and arrest the absconding prime suspect, Dipesh Tomar, while returning the recovered device to its rightful owner.