Victim Left Stranded After Jaipur Thief Savours Samosa Then Steals His Bike

In an unusual incident caught on CCTV, a man was seen calmly eating a samosa before stealing a motorcycle in the Sanganer area of Jaipur. Police officials said the theft occurred in broad daylight, drawing attention due to the suspect’s relaxed behaviour. The footage has since circulated widely among investigators. Authorities confirmed the incident took place on Sunday morning. A formal investigation is now underway.

According to police sources, the theft happened around 11 am within the jurisdiction of the Sanganer police station. CCTV footage from the market shows the suspect walking casually near the parked motorcycle while eating the snack. He appeared unhurried and showed no signs of panic. Investigators believe the man may have been surveying the area beforehand. Officials are analysing the video for clearer identification.

In the footage, the suspect spends nearly three minutes at the spot finishing his samosa. He is also seen briefly interacting with a person cleaning nearby, further masking suspicion. After consuming the last bite, he looks around cautiously. The man then quickly mounts the parked motorcycle. He rides away from the scene within seconds.

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The motorcycle owner had reportedly stepped away to purchase goods from a nearby shop. When the owner returned, the vehicle was missing from where it had been parked. The victim subsequently filed a complaint with the police. Officers registered a case and began preliminary enquiries. Efforts are ongoing to trace the vehicle.

Police officials said the accused has not yet been identified. Teams are scanning additional CCTV footage from surrounding areas to track his movement. Authorities have urged vehicle owners to use proper locking systems in crowded markets. Such thefts remain a recurring concern in busy commercial zones. Further investigation into the case is in progress.

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