A few days ago in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, the incident of theft of tires of fighter jet Mirage from a moving trailer on Shaheed Path came to light. Big news has come in this matter. Now the stolen tire of that plane has been recovered. The biggest thing is that the people who stole the tires themselves came and returned the tire. According to the information, on Saturday, two people living in Lucknow themselves took the tire and returned the tire after reaching Bakshi Ka Talab Air Force Station. Those people told that they had taken this tire found on Shaheed Path as a truck tire and took them home. When they learned from the news that the tire belonged to a Mirage jet, they came back to return it.
Let us tell you that the Lucknow Police Commissionerate has given information about this. While issuing a press release, he said that on November 26, a truck was going from BKT Air Force station to Jodhpur with luggage. It also had the tires of 5 fighter jets. One of these tires was reported to be stolen. On Saturday, Deepraj and Himanshu, drivers by profession, residents of Viram Khand, reached BKT station with a tire. Officials said that this is the same tire whose theft was reported at Ashiana police station. During interrogation of both of them in this case, both told that on the night of 26 November, they had found this tire on Shaheed Path between Cinepolis and Service Road. He thought it was a tire of a truck and that is why he took that tire to his house. Later, when he came to know about the theft of the tire of the Miraj fighter jet from the news, he came straight to the BKT station with it. Airforce officials have confirmed that it is the same tire that went missing from the truck. At present, further action is being taken in the matter.
It is worth noting that on 26 November, the tire of fighter jet Mirage was stolen from the tailor being sent from BKT station of Central Air Command to Jodhpur at Shaheed Path in Lucknow. While taking possession of the trailer, the Air Force officials also took the driver into custody. Had been.