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Singanpor police have registered a case against four people, including the three owners of a private safe deposit vault and a helper, after 206 tolas of gold worth ₹2.67 crore allegedly went missing from customers’ lockers. The accused have been identified as Harsh Diyora, his brother Harikrishna Diyora, their father Mahesh Diyora, and Manilal, who allegedly assisted in breaking open lockers. They have been booked for criminal breach of trust and criminal conspiracy. The case surfaced after builder Ramesh Jivraj Vaghani filed a complaint with Singanpor police. Vaghani had been renting a locker at Nakshatra Safe Vault since 2020 by paying an annual fee of ₹1,700. He had stored 63 tolas of gold jewellery worth ₹81.90 lakh in the locker. On July 11, Vaghani’s family visited the vault to collect jewellery for a family function but found the locker empty. When they asked to check the CCTV footage, Harsh Diyora allegedly refused to show recordings beyond a certain period and claimed the CCTV hard disk backup was not working. The complainant also alleged that Diyora behaved aggressively. ........
