Electronic goods worth Rs 99.98 lakh (yaani about Rs 1 crore) were stolen from an Ingram Micro warehouse near Navapura village, close to Sanathal Circle in Ahmedabad district, during the night of October 21, according to reports by The Indian Witness and Nav Gujarat Samay. The theft was captured on the warehouse's CCTV cameras.

Source: The Indian Witness

The stolen inventory included 40 iPhone 17 units and 30 iPhone 16 units — 70 iPhones in total — along with 36 Apple Watches, 15 Dell laptops and 11 HP laptops, two iPads, 20 iPad keyboards, iPad Pro devices, laptop bags and other accessories, the reports said.

Source: Urban Acres / Nav Gujarat Samay

According to police, the masked intruders approached through the open field and farm land behind the warehouse and entered from the rear of the premises, with their faces and heads covered with cloth. The theft came to light when a security guard noticed damaged rear doors between 1 a.m. and 2.30 a.m. and found damaged packages inside, after which he informed warehouse manager Sudhir Nair, who found a large quantity of equipment missing.

Changodar police have registered a case and are examining CCTV footage from inside and around the warehouse to identify the suspects and trace how they moved through the facility and escaped. Ahmedabad Rural Deputy Superintendent of Police Neelam Goswami said multiple teams had been formed to trace and arrest those involved.

Police said they had not ruled out the possibility that someone familiar with the warehouse was involved, and investigators are examining whether the suspects had prior knowledge of the facility's layout and security arrangements. No arrests or recovery of the stolen devices had been reported at the time of the latest reports.