Betrayal struck at the heart of BJP MP Manoj Tiwari’s Mumbai home as a disgruntled former worker orchestrated a daring midnight robbery. The theft, uncovered this morning, has sent ripples through political and local circles.
Eyewitnesses and security camera evidence point to the accused, who served in Tiwari’s household until recently. Gaining easy access due to his intimate knowledge of the premises, he made off with gold ornaments, cash bundles, and high-end electronics estimated at over Rs 15 lakhs.
The Bandra residence, a symbol of Tiwari’s success from silver screen to Parliament, was left in disarray. Family members discovered the break-in upon returning from a late-night function. Tiwari, undeterred, addressed the media: ‘Trust is the foundation of relationships; this breach shakes it to the core.’
Detectives pieced together the timeline quickly. The suspect, let go after repeated tardiness, harbored resentment. A tip-off led police to his rented room where stolen goods were stashed. In custody, he admitted to planning the heist for weeks, taking advantage of the family’s predictable schedule.
Neighbours in the posh locality expressed shock, prompting discussions on vetting household help. Tiwari plans to install biometric locks and 24/7 monitoring. The episode underscores vulnerabilities faced by celebrities-turned-politicians in India’s bustling metros.
With the culprit behind bars and assets retrieved, the focus shifts to prevention. This case may spur stricter protocols for employing domestic aides among high-profile individuals.
