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Risod police seize stolen bike at checkpoint ahead of Diwali, one suspect held

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Risod police in Washim district seized a stolen motorcycle worth Rs 50,000 during a traffic check and detained a suspect, and urged residents to take precautions during Diwali.

Risod police in Washim district have taken action ahead of Diwali. During traffic control and a checkpoint drive, police seized a stolen bike worth Rs 50,000. One suspected accused has been arrested in the case.

The action took place on Wednesday within the limits of Risod police station. Constables Sudhakar Sonnar and Shivaji Kendre were on traffic control and checkpoint duty when they stopped a suspicious man and questioned him closely about the vehicle he had with him.

The inquiry revealed that the bike was stolen. Police then seized the motorcycle, valued at Rs 50,000, and took the accused into custody. The investigation also found that the bike had been stolen from within the limits of Washim City police station.

A case over the theft is already registered at Washim City police station. The seized vehicle will be handed over to Washim City police for further investigation. Police have expressed hope that more theft cases may be solved through this accused.

The action was carried out under the guidance of Superintendent of Police Nikesh Khatmode-Patil, Additional Superintendent of Police Lata Phad and Sub-Divisional Police Officer Ramkrishna Pawar. It was led by Police Inspector Rameshwar Chavan. The team included Sub-Inspector Sagar Bharaskar and constables Sudhakar Sonnar, Shivaji Kendre, Vinod Ghanwat, Ravi Adagale and Parmeshwar Bhone.

Risod police have also appealed to people to stay alert during Diwali. With the festival falling between November 6 and 12, citizens should take special care when leaving home. Valuables should be kept safe when locking up the house. Police have said anyone who notices suspicious activity anywhere should contact them immediately.

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