A pair of miscreants broke into a house and stole items worth Rs. 63000 (USD 864) in western India's Maharashtra on January 27. The incident took place in Nalasopara.

CCTV footage witnessing the incident features two miscreants attempting to break into a house. One of the robbers tries to crack open the lock, while the other glances around out of fear and steps back.

As the burglar unlocks the gate, a sound is produced which scares the other one, and he races downstairs. After a while, one of them discovers the camera, and instantly covers it, and then barges into the residence.

The miscreants, identified as Siddhesh Chanori and Sushant Bharankar, were arrested by Tulinj police at Nalasopara Santosh Bhavan. The house belonged to Nihal Rohila, and in his absence, the two broke into his house and stole goods worth Rs. 63000 (USD 864).

Police officials recovered three mobile phones, three watches, and four idols of god among the items.