'Bahut Kanjoos Hai Rey Tu', Angry Thief Leaves Note For Homeowner After He Finds Nothing To Steal
One can’t say that thievery is an easy profession, it being a crime is another matter altogether. But one has to set a target, sneak into a house, work stealthily to look for stuff worth stealing, without waking people in the house and then take it all out without making any noise. So if after all these efforts, a thief is unable to find a single ‘stealing worthy’ item in a house, he/she is bound to be disappointed, no?
That is exactly what happened with a thief in Indore.
A thief spent an entire night breaking into a house in Madhya Pradesh's Shajapur district. However, his disappointment knew no bounds when he had to leave the house empty-handed. He did not leave without making his presence unknown though. He left behind an angry note referring to the house owner as ‘kanjoos’.
The incident is of Adarsh Nageen Nagar.
Parvesh Soni is a government engineer in Madhya Pradesh. The thief left him a note that read, ‘Bahut kanjoos hai rey tu, khidki todne ki mehnat bhi nahi mili, raat kharab ho gayi (You are a miser, I did not even get a reward for breaking in through the window, my night turned out to be bad)’. Wow, imagine being insulted by a thief.
According to TOI, Soni was not at his home at the time of failed robbery. His house is right next to that of a judge and a joint collector in Adarsh Nageen Nagar.
The thief's note was discovered by Soni's servants on Thursday morning. The servants alerted the police as soon as they found the note. When the police arrive they found that all the cupboards and closets had been forcefully opened. Clothes and other items were left scattered around. The thief left the note in Soni’s diary which was left open on a small coffee table.
Soni is not back from his outstation assignment yet. However, a complaint has been registered on his behalf at Shajapur's Kotwali police station.
The thief’s note has been sent to a handwriting expert, meanwhile police is looking at surveillance camera footage.
Seems like even thieves are facing the consequences of the economic slowdown.