Irish Citizen’s Bag & Passport Stolen From Educational Institute Studio In Bandra West
· Free Press Journal
Mumbai: An incident has come to light in which an Irish citizen’s bag, passport, and important documents were stolen from the studio of an educational institution in Bandra West. A case was registered against an unidentified individual at the Bandra Police Station on May 11.
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According to the complaint, a photo shoot was organised for students assignment on March 7, 2026. As the shoot ended late, Healy kept his large bag, suitcase, and other materials in a corner of the studio on the second floor of the institute.
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The complaint states that he provided the stolen passport and visa details to the police. In this case, the Bandra police have registered a theft case against an unidentified person, and further investigation is underway.
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