A significant theft has occurred, with gold valued at Rs 1.95 cr and 1.28L UAE dirhams being stolen. The incident involved a substantial amount of valuable items.
Further details about the theft are available from The Siasat Daily. The theft is reported to have taken place at an airport.
The total value of the stolen items includes the gold and a large amount of UAE dirhams, but additional information about the incident is not provided here and can be found through the source.
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