Mathura Police Solve Rs 12 Crore Jewelry Theft in Kosi Kalan Four Arrested

Kosi Kalan, September 16, 2026: Mathura police have successfully resolved a high-profile heist at Jugal Kishore Jewelers in Kosi Kalan, leading to the arrest of four suspects and the recovery of a significant portion of stolen assets. The theft, which involved gold valued at approximately Rs 12 crore, occurred between 7:30 p.m. on September 13, 2026, and 10 a.m. the following day, September 14. Following an intensive investigation, authorities apprehended the suspects on September 15, 2026, at 12:59 p.m. in the Gopalbagh area of Kosi Kalan.

Details of the Arrest and Recoveries

The primary suspects arrested have been identified as Vishnu, alias Pappu Soni, 27, and his co-accused, Mohan Soni, 22. Both are residents of Mohalla Ramnagar in Kosi Kalan and are sons of Kamal Soni. Alongside the two men, two female co-accused were also taken into custody by the police. During the operation, law enforcement recovered 7.12 kilograms of gold—consisting of jewelry and bullion—and Rs 11 lakh in cash. In addition to the valuables, the police seized items used in the commission of the crime, including a DVR, locker keys, clothing worn during the act, a bag, a gas cutter, and wire cutters.

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Investigation and Law Enforcement Response

The severity of the incident, involving a loss estimated at Rs 12 crore, drew immediate attention from senior police officials. The DIG of Agra and the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) for Mathura district personally reached the crime scene to oversee the investigation and provide strategic direction. A joint effort involving the Mathura police, the Special Task Force (STF) of Agra, and the SOG team was established to track down the perpetrators. The case has been registered at the Kosi Kalan police station under FIR number 619/2026, invoking sections 331(4) and 305 of the BNS.

Collaborative Police Effort

The operation involved a wide network of local law enforcement officers who conducted thorough searches and coordinated their efforts to ensure the successful recovery of the stolen goods. Key personnel involved in the investigation included Superintendent of Police (Rural) Suresh Chand Rawat, Additional Superintendent of Police Rakesh Yadav of the STF Agra unit, and Circle Officer of Chhata, Bhushan Verma. Local station leadership, including Kosi Kalan SHO Kamlesh Singh, Shergarh SHO Ajay Kishore, and Jait SHO Sonu Besla, provided essential support. A large team of sub-inspectors, head constables, and constables, including officers from various chowkis such as Kotwan, Jindal, and Gopalbagh, were instrumental in the operation. Specifically, officers such as Sub-Inspector Dushyant Kaushik and the specialized teams led by SHO Ajay Kishore and SHO Sonu Besla were credited for their significant contributions to the case.

Legal Proceedings and Next Steps

With the suspects currently in custody, the legal process is underway at the Kosi Kalan police station. The recovery of the DVR and other tools suggests a premeditated act, and investigators are continuing to piece together the events surrounding the intrusion at Jugal Kishore Jewelers. The recovered gold and currency have been documented as evidence for the ongoing criminal proceedings. The prompt action by the Mathura police, supported by the STF and local units, has been noted as a significant breakthrough in maintaining public order and security in the Kosi Kalan region. Further details regarding the court proceedings or potential additional suspects are expected as the investigation progresses through the legal system.