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In what could've been an unimaginably costly mistake, a non-resident India (NRI) apparently forgot a big full of jewels worth ₹1 crore in an Uber cab.

Noida: NRI forgot ₹1 crore worth of jewels in Uber cab. Watch what happened next

Nikhilesh Kumar Sinha lives in the UK and was visiting Noida in Uttar Pradesh for his daughter's wedding when the oversight occurred.


Nikhilesh Kumar Sinha lives in the UK and was visiting Noida in Uttar Pradesh for his daughter's wedding when the oversight occurred.

A non-resident Indian, who has come from the UK for his daughter's wedding, allegedly forgot a bag full of jewellery and valuables worth over Rs 1 crore in a cab, police officials said Thursday.
The bag along with its content was recovered within four hours after the Uber cab was traced in the adjoining Ghaziabad district by a team from the Bisrakh police station, an official said.
According to the police, Nikhilesh Kumar Sinha (around 50 years) lives with his family in London and they have come to Greater Noida for his daughter's wedding.
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&ldquo;When they reached Sarovar Portico hotel in the Gaur City area, they realised that one of the bags containing jewellery and other valuable items was missing and suspected it could have been left in the cab they had taken to reach the hotel,&rdquo; a police spokesperson said.
Anil Kumar Rajpoot, the in-charge of Bisrakh police station, told PTI, &ldquo;The family approached the police station around 4 pm after which a search was launched immediately. The family provided us with the cab driver's number and we inquired about its live location from the Uber's office in Gurgaon and traced it in Ghaziabad.&rdquo; After four hours of frantic searches, the cab driver was found in the Lal Kuan area of Ghaziabad and the bag was recovered from the boot of the vehicle with all the belongings safe in it, Rajpoot said.
&ldquo;The driver told the police that he was unaware of the bag being in the boot of his cab. The bag was locked and it was opened in front of the complainant, his relatives and the driver at the police station,&rdquo; according to the official.
&ldquo;All the jewellery, which is worth about Rs 1 crore was found safe in the bag, which was handed over to Sinha. The family expressed gratitude for the work done by the police,&rdquo; the official added.

The ministry of external affairs has written to the Election Commission favouring its recent proposal to allow non-resident Indians (NRIs) to vote remotely through e-ballot from their country of residence, The Times of India has reported. The ministry has, however, suggested that the poll body hold consultations with all stakeholders before rolling out the facility. NRIs, as per the current election laws, must cast their vote in person at their respective constituencies in India. The poll panel will start consultations soon with NRI associations and various ministries on the proposal, the report added.

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The ministry of external affairs has written to the Election Commission favouring its proposal to allow NRIs&nbsp;to vote remotely through e-ballot from their country of residence

MEA favours EC proposal for e-ballots for NRIs

The ministry of external affairs has written to the Election Commission favouring its recent proposal to allow NRIs&nbsp;to vote remotely through e-ballot from their country of residence, The Times of India has reported. The ministry has, however, suggested that the poll body hold consultations with all stakeholders before rolling out the facility. NRIs, as per the current election laws, must cast their vote in person at their respective constituencies in India. The poll panel will start consultations soon with NRI associations and various ministries on the proposal, the report added.

The ministry of external affairs has written to the Election Commission favouring its recent proposal to allow non-resident Indians (NRIs) to vote remotely through e-ballot from their country of residence, The Times of India has reported. The ministry has, however, suggested that the poll body hold consultations with all stakeholders before rolling out the facility. NRIs, as per the current election laws, must cast their vote in person at their respective constituencies in India. The poll panel will start consultations soon with NRI associations and various ministries on the proposal, the report added.

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