Amrapali Kingswood Golf Homes  : Daylight robbery raises serious security concerns

Upon regaining awareness, the family was informed and a call was made to emergency helpline 112.

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Daylight robbery inside Amrapali Kingswood Golf Homes raises serious concerns over resident safety and security lapses.
Daylight robbery inside Amrapali Kingswood Golf Homes raises serious concerns over resident safety and security lapses.

Greater Noida West : A shocking case of daylight robbery and assault has emerged from Amrapali Kingswood Golf Homes, raising alarming questions over the safety and security of residents within gated societies.

Elderly woman attacked and looted at home in Amrapali Kingswood Golf Homes, exposing gaps in surveillance and visitor verification systems.

Elderly woman attacked, Looted inside her home

The incident took place in the D1 tower, where an elderly woman was alone at home with a six-month-old infant. According to the family, an unidentified woman arrived at the doorstep under the pretext of domestic work and claimed that she had been sent by a family member.

Despite being initially refused entry, the accused insisted on inspecting the house. The moment the door was opened, she allegedly threw a chemical or intoxicating substance on the elderly woman’s face, causing her to lose consciousness instantly.

Taking advantage of the situation, the accused ransacked the house and fled with valuables, including jewellery such as a mangalsutra and other ornaments. Two rooms were completely disturbed, with beds overturned and belongings scattered.

The victim regains consciousness after an hour

The victim reportedly regained consciousness nearly an hour later after hearing the infant crying. Upon regaining awareness, the family was informed and a call was made to emergency helpline 112. Police arrived at the scene and initiated a preliminary investigation.

The resident, identified as Dharmendra Mishra, who, along with his wife Shreya, resides in flat D1-1404. Both are private sector employees. At the time of the incident, Dharmendra was in Uttarakhand while Shreya was in her office.

CCTV suspicion raises possibility of olanned crime

Speaking on the incident, resident Dharmendra Mishra said he had installed CCTV cameras in the house keeping security in mind, without anticipating such an incident.

The cameras were functional, but there is no recording of the accused woman entering the house or committing the crime. However, footage of his mother inside the house is clearly available.

Dharmendra Mishra, Victim

Mishra suspects that the accused was aware of the CCTV setup and may have deliberately disabled or bypassed the cameras during the robbery.

He further expressed suspicion that the crime may not have been carried out by a single individual.

The way the house was ransacked and the execution of the incident suggests involvement of more than one person. It appears to be the work of an organised group.

Dharmendra Mishra, Victim

Major security lapses exposed

The incident has exposed serious lapses in the society’s security system:

  • No functional CCTV surveillance across the premises
  • Lack of adequate and alert security guards
  • No proper visitor entry or verification system
  • Unchecked access for outsiders in society

Residents allege that even the in-house camera system failed to detect or record the intrusion.

Accountability under question

Residents have held multiple stakeholders accountable for this serious lapse, including:

  • NBCC
  • Court-appointed receiver managing the project
  • Ad-hoc AOA of Kingswood Golf Homes
Residents demand immediate action

Following the incident, residents have raised urgent demands:

  • Immediate installation of CCTV cameras across the society
  • Deployment of a professional and accountable security agency
  • Strict visitor verification protocols
  • Thorough investigation and swift arrest of the accused
A wake-up call for gated communities

This is not merely a theft, but a direct threat to life and safety within homes that are supposed to offer security. The fact that such an incident occurred in broad daylight, involving an elderly woman and an infant, has intensified fear among residents.

Shreya Sharma, Victim

Residents of Amrapali Kingswood warns that unless immediate corrective measures are taken, such incidents could escalate into more dangerous situations in the future.

Today it happened in one home, tomorrow it could be anyone !

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