A Significant Breakthrough in Doimukh: Stolen Traditional Ornaments Recovered
In a noteworthy development, the Doimukh police have successfully solved a burglary case that involved the theft of traditional ornaments worth an astonishing Rs 3.5 crore. This incident, which occurred on the 27th of December, 2025, has now been brought to a conclusion.
The Culprit and the Recovery
The main suspect in the case, Sadikul Islam (26), was identified as a businessman who frequently visits Doimukh from Laluk in Assam to sell fish. Local authorities have confirmed the recovery of the stolen ornaments from a pond owned by the accused. The recovery took place during an operation led by SDPO Radhe Obing, SI MA Nur, L/SI Ajo Licha, ASI TD Goiba, and other personnel on the night of Thursday, 9th January, 2026.
The Accused and the Absconding Suspects
Sadikul Islam was apprehended from No 2 Kehutoli, under Laluk police station in Lakhimpur district of Assam. The police have recovered properties worth over Rs 3 crore from his possession. However, two other suspects are still at large. The police have confirmed that they have identified these individuals and will arrest them shortly.
The North East Connection and Broader Implications
This incident underscores the importance of cooperation between law enforcement agencies in different regions, as the accused was apprehended across district borders. Such collaborative efforts are crucial in addressing cross-border criminal activities. Moreover, the recovery of such a substantial amount of stolen property highlights the need for enhanced security measures, particularly for valuable cultural artifacts in the North East region.
Reflections and Looking Forward
The successful resolution of this case is a testament to the dedication and hard work of the Doimukh police force. Their meticulous investigation has resulted in the recovery of the stolen ornaments and the apprehension of the main suspect. As we move forward, it is essential that similar efforts are maintained to ensure the safety and security of our communities.