Hyderabad Burqa Woman Thief Arrested: Black colored burqa, mask on face, gloves in hands and light blue bag on the back. At first glance, she might have looked like any ordinary woman, but according to the police, a woman in similar guise was targeting the locked houses of Hyderabad. She used to wear a burqa during the theft to hide her identity, so that her face could not be seen in the CCTV cameras. He allegedly committed many crimes by learning the methods of online theft. However, while trying to enter a house, she was caught on camera and ultimately caught by Pulik. Police have identified the 25-year-old woman as Paga Jaya, who learned the tricks of theft without telling her husband. It is alleged that she had learned methods of breaking into houses through the internet without informing her husband. After this he started targeting closed houses. Jaya was involved in five theft cases. His alleged method was also very well thought out. She used to look for such houses where it was locked and the family members had gone out. During the theft, she used to wear burqa and gloves, so that her identity remained hidden and it was difficult for the police to find clues. Woman wearing burqa captured in CCTV During investigation, CCTV footage came to light, in which the woman is seen trying to open the door of a locked house. She was wearing a long black burqa, which covered her head and face. He was wearing black gloves and carrying a light blue backpack. In the footage, she tries to open the door for a long time, but fails. Then she leaves. Police say that he had used this disguise to hide his identity. Goods worth Rs 70 lakh including iPhone 17 recovered. Police recovered gold and silver jewellery, cash and an iPhone 17 from the accused woman. The total value of the seized goods is estimated to be around Rs 70 lakh. Police say that the woman allegedly committed the theft to finance her luxurious lifestyle. Meanwhile, the police have also arrested a man named Naveen in a separate case. He is accused of committing ten thefts within 20 days. About 37 tola (430 grams) of gold jewelery was recovered from him. Police are now investigating both the cases. They are trying to find out how many crimes the accused have committed and whether they have any connection with other theft cases.
