A Unique CaseRajiv worked in a private company and, like every day, was returning home after his shift. The road was not too crowded, with only a few vehicles passing by. Suddenly, he noticed an elderly man standing on the roadside, looking distressed and seeking help. Concerned, Rajiv immediately stopped his bike and approached him.The elderly man’s name was Mahesh. He explained that he had withdrawn money from the bank and was on his way home when two young men approached his scooter, showed him a knife, and snatched his bag before escaping. The bag contained his important documents, some cash, and his mobile phone. Mahesh was looking for help when Rajiv arrived.Without wasting any time, Rajiv called the police and informed them about the incident. Within a short time, the police arrived at the scene and took Mahesh’s statement. They then started checking the CCTV footage from the nearby cameras. Soon, they spotted two young men fleeing on a scooter. The number plate was blurry in some footage, but one camera captured it clearly, revealing the registration number.Using the number, the police investigated further and discovered that the scooter was registered under the name of a local youth, Rohit. The police raided Rohit’s house, but he was not there. When questioned, neighbors mentioned that Rohit often stayed with his friend Vijay, and both had been seen engaging in suspicious activities multiple times.To catch them, the police kept an eye on their possible hideouts. After a few days of investigation, they received information that Rohit and Vijay were hiding in an old warehouse. The police planned a raid, arrested both suspects, and recovered Mahesh’s bag, mobile phone, and some cash.When the case reached court, the defense lawyer argued that both young men had been falsely accused and that there was no solid evidence against them. However, the prosecution presented CCTV footage, the recovered belongings, and Mahesh’s testimony as proof.Based on this evidence, the court found both accused guilty and sentenced them to three years in prison. In its judgment, the court stated that such robberies affect the safety of common people, and punishing criminals is necessary to maintain law and order.This case teaches an important lesson: vigilance and quick action can help catch criminals. If Rajiv had not helped the elderly man and informed the police that night, the culprits might have escaped. It also reinforces the idea that justice is always served to those who abide by the law. A Unique CaseRajiv worked in a private company and, like every day, was returning home after his shift. The road was not too crowded, with only a few vehicles passing by. Suddenly, he noticed an elderly man standing on the roadside, looking distressed and seeking help. Concerned, Rajiv immediately stopped his bike and approached him.The elderly man’s name was Mahesh. He explained that he had withdrawn money from the bank and was on his way home when two young men approached his scooter, showed him a knife, and snatched his bag before escaping. The bag contained his important documents, some cash, and his mobile phone. Mahesh was looking for help when Rajiv arrived.Without wasting any time, Rajiv called the police and informed them about the incident. Within a short time, the police arrived at the scene and took Mahesh’s statement. They then started checking the CCTV footage from the nearby cameras. Soon, they spotted two young men fleeing on a scooter. The number plate was blurry in some footage, but one camera captured it clearly, revealing the registration number.Using the number, the police investigated further and discovered that the scooter was registered under the name of a local youth, Rohit. The police raided Rohit’s house, but he was not there. When questioned, neighbors mentioned that Rohit often stayed with his friend Vijay, and both had been seen engaging in suspicious activities multiple times.To catch them, the police kept an eye on their possible hideouts. After a few days of investigation, they received information that Rohit and Vijay were hiding in an old warehouse. The police planned a raid, arrested both suspects, and recovered Mahesh’s bag, mobile phone, and some cash.When the case reached court, the defense lawyer argued that both young men had been falsely accused and that there was no solid evidence against them. However, the prosecution presented CCTV footage, the recovered belongings, and Mahesh’s testimony as proof.Based on this evidence, the court found both accused guilty and sentenced them to three years in prison. In its judgment, the court stated that such robberies affect the safety of common people, and punishing criminals is necessary to maintain law and order.This case teaches an important lesson: vigilance and quick action can help catch criminals. If Rajiv had not helped the elderly man and informed the police that night, the culprits might have escaped. It also reinforces the idea that justice is always served to those who abide by the law. Submit