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Jewellers in Jhansi’s Sipri Bazaar now ban entry to people with covered faces to prevent thefts as gold and silver prices rise.
Jewellers in the Sipri Bazaar area pasted posters inside their shops. (Photo: ANI)
Amid increasing jewellery theft incidents in Uttar Pradesh’s Jhansi, the jewellers in the Sipri Bazaar area have cumulatively taken an initiative to control the situation. They have pasted posters inside their shops stating that they will not allow people with covered faces in the shop.
Uday Soni, President, Sarafa Sipri Bazaar spoke to ANI and said, “Lately, we have launched a campaign. We have made a special request to all those who come to our shops to keep their faces uncovered while shopping. Since the prices of gold and silver have increased, the number of unruly elements has also increased rapidly. The government and administration have also advised us to install cameras in our shops. Everyone supported us.”
#WATCH | Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh: To prevent theft incidents amidst rising gold and silver prices, jewellers in the Sipri Bazaar area have pasted notices stating that they will not allow people with covered faces in the shop.Uday Soni, President, Sarafa Sipri Bazaar, Jhansi,… pic.twitter.com/ZKeCR2YFo4
— ANI (@ANI) January 5, 2026
Recently, a shocking case of theft was reported from Jhansi, where a woman was caught on CCTV stealing cash from the counter of a mobile phone shop.
The video of the incident, widely shared online, showed a small mobile shop with phones and accessories displayed on the counter. The shop owner is seated behind the counter as a woman casually approaches, engages him in conversation, and appears to browse through various phones.
Jhansi, India, India
January 05, 2026, 18:43 IST
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