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Theft at vice-president's residence November 19, 2004 19:13 IST Some computer accessories are reported to have been stolen from Vice-president Bhairon Singh Shekhawat's residence in New Delhi. Computer disc writers and some other accessories have reportedly gone missing from the office of the vice-president's personal secretary at the former's Maulana Azad Road residence, police sources said on Friday. The theft was detected on Wednesday after which a First Information Report was lodged, they said. "Although the worth of the stolen property is only about Rs 50,000, the theft at the vice-president's residence, which is a heavily fortified complex, is a serious matter," they said. Police believe that due to the security arrangements at the complex, no outsider could have stolen the items. A list of all those working and staying at the address has been prepared and police have started questioning them to identify the culprit, the sources said.
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