Nashik: Three unidentified people cheated a 76-year-old person of his gold chain worth over Rs 75,000 on Friday.The complainant, Nivrutti Narkhede, a resident of Amrutdham area, stated that he was walking towards Bidi Kamgarnagar on Friday at around 6am, when three people travelling by a car, stopped near him and started talking to him. Narkhede said that the men struck a conversation with him on the pretext of asking an address and manipulated the complainant into handing them his gold chain and fled. Narkhede then registered an FIR with the Adgaon policefor the offences punishable under sections 420(cheating) and 34(common intention) of the IPC against the unidentified men. Police said that they are checking the CCTVs in the area to identify the vehicle and the criminals. TNNWe also published the following articles recentlyConmen dupe pune woman, flee with gold chain worth Rs 92,000A 52-year-old woman in Pune was tricked by two conmen who posed as gift bearers and stole her gold chain worth Rs 92,000. The tricksters diverted her attention by spinning a fabricated story about distributing gifts to the less fortunate. They convinced the victim to put her chain in a bag, but instead fastened it with a rope and escaped. The woman reported the incident to the police, who are now investigating the case.Key LeT commander killed by unidentified men in PakistanAkram Ghazi, a commander of Lashkar-e-Taiba, was killed by unidentified gunmen in Pakistan. He was responsible for recruiting terrorists who infiltrated into the Kashmir Valley. This is the second assassination of a Lashkar operative in a week, indicating internal conflicts within the group. Pakistani agencies are investigating the killing, while the ISI is trying to downplay it. The killing is a setback for Lashkar-e-Taiba and the ISI. Several other terrorists have also been killed recently in Pakistan.Gold coins, silver chains: TV actors share their Dhanteras shopping listMany individuals, including Shrenu Parikh, Celesti Bairagey, Angad Hasija, and Raghav Thakur, express their enthusiasm for buying gold or silver on Dhanteras. They believe that purchasing precious metals during this auspicious festival is a long-term investment and brings good luck. Gold coins are a popular choice due to their ease of purchase, storage, and resale value. The tradition of buying gold on Dhanteras has been followed by families for generations, and the festive atmosphere adds to the joy of shopping.

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