Law and order situation in Jamshedpur tottering

Jamshedpur, Feb 22:  The law and order situation has worsened in the city of Jamshedpur causing anxiety among people in the last few days. 
The city despite being the residence of Union Minister Arjun Munda, former Chief Minister Raghuvar Das, Jharkhand Health Minister Banna Gupta, former Rajya Sabha member Pradeep Balmuchu and several entrepreneurs and businessmen has had criminal incidents which has brought a shame on its reputation and fear of police among law breakers seems to have vanished. 

There are firing incidents happening almost regularly and even amount of Rs 32 lakhs are being looted in broad daylight. The miscreants are running away with gold in the name of investigation by pretending to be a policeman. Purse, mobile and chain are being looted. Theft are taking place in the temple, houses and even vehicles are being stolen.

It seems that in Jamshedpur, women are not allowed to wear chains, carry purses and mobiles. The purse was snatched from the girl on the night of 20 February in Kadma Ranikudar. He had his hard earned money in his purse. Chains worth three lakhs were looted from the sister of businessman Sunil Agarwal in an area like Baradwari of Sakchi. After some time, criminals fired at Rahul Chhabra’s house in Golmuri’s Nehru Colony. 
On February 14, criminals robbed Rs 32 lakh in Bistupur. Eight days have passed and police have failed to nab the culprits.  Investigation and raiding teams were formed and the criminals continued to carry out the crime on the road.
On 18 February, Rajan took away 208 grams of gold from the employees of Saraf by pretending to be a policeman by showing fear of weapons in Sakchi. The cost of gold is Rs 11 lakh.
On February 19, criminals opened fire on Rinku Seth, who was released from jail in Mango Dimna Road. Luckily no one was shot. When efforts are made to contact senior officials to confirm the incident, the officers’ phones remain busy.