CRPF Officer Accuses Police of Neglect in Burglary Case

### Fast Summary:
– A CRPF personnel, Kalavathi from Narayanapuram village near Katpadi, Tamil Nadu, alleged slow police action in a burglary case involving her house on June 24, 2025.
– Valuables stolen include 22.5 sovereigns of gold jewelry,₹50,000 in cash,adn silk sarees. The break-in occurred between 3:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m., when her parents had taken their cattle for grazing.
– Kalavathi claimed the local police delayed registering the complaint due too duties related to the Chief Minister’s visit on June 25.The FIR was issued onyl on June 28.
– Police sources stated that the case was registered at about 7:30 p.m. on June 25 and preliminary investigations began immediately. Fingerprints of six suspects were collected at the crime scene.
– Investigators are analyzing Call Detail Records of nine suspects linked to the burglary; approximately “80%” of inquiry is complete according to officials.- Vellore SP A. Myilvaganan confirmed that suspects would soon be arrested.

### Indian Opinion Analysis:
The allegations by CRPF personnel hint at possible gaps in procedural efficiency for cases involving common citizens amidst high-profile events like VIP visits-a recurring concern in several regions across India’s law enforcement system. While initial investigations were initiated promptly per police accounts despite perceived delays by victims’ families, prolonged resolution timelines can erode trust among civilians toward local authorities.

This incident underscores broader systemic challenges concerning resource allocation during emergencies or large-scale public events impacting everyday policing priorities and openness regarding progress updates in sensitive cases like theft or property crimes.

Ensuring timely dialog and decisive action while balancing administrative pressures remains critical for rebuilding public trust within communities vulnerable post such discomfort gaps flagged awkward
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