Karnataka: 'Rich Rat' Ends Up Losing Its Possession, CCTV Reveals Hidden Stash
· Free Press Journal
Bengaluru, July 31: This could be officially the richest rat in the world, with a net worth of around ₹ 50 lakh, unless someone had voluntarily written a legal will to a pet rat. However, this rat had literally earned its possession, though it was short lived.
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The incident was reported from Tumkur city, just 70 kms from Bengaluru city. The owner and the staff of the Vishwal Jewellery Shop on Bengaluru-Pune highway in the city found that some jewellery kept in the showcase were missing.
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A jewellery store in Tumakuru was left scratching its head after diamond-studded gold ornaments worth nearly ₹10 lakh mysteriously disappeared.
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Since there was no forcible entry into the shop, they went around the building to see if anyone had sneaked in by carving a hole in the wall. There was no reason for the owner to suspect his staff also.
While getting ready to lodge a police complaint, the owner decided to check the CCTv footage once. To his surprise, a rat climbed up on the showcase and started carrying the jewellery one by one.
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