The Dhaka Times Desk According to various news sources, the number of women pickpockets in this year's Eid market has increased alarmingly. They disappear after finishing their work as buyers.
You went shopping and looking at your favorite products, you never noticed that the woman next to you stole everything from your bag. Suddenly pay the price and see the bag chain open! Many women and buyers who go to the market are currently in such a situation.
Generally, if it is a woman, many people don't pay attention to her, women's products are crowded in the market, women pickpockets are using this opportunity. They are very organized, so a group of two or three people target any customer and enter a store as a customer and take all the loot from the bag of the next customer.
Sufia Begum is one such shopper who falls prey to female pickpockets. She said that at one point in the shopping spree, she noticed the chain on her vanity bag was untied. Doom! He searched the bag and found that his newly bought iPhone S mobile and five thousand taka were missing. Not even the two women who accompany him while shopping. He lost his mobile phone and money and returned home upset. After that he made GD at Pallabi police station.
Sufia Begum said, I went to the market for shopping shortly after Iftar. Two girls were suspiciously wandering around me while looking at the products. They committed the crime while seeing a cloth.
Not only Sufia Begum, many people are falling victim to pickpockets in all markets of the country including the capital. A class of women are stealing women's money and mobile phones in big shopping malls. Although some of the women victims of the incident take refuge in the law, a large part of them stay away from the 'jamela' of the police.
Apart from the big shopping malls in the elite areas of the capital, Gulshan, Banani, Uttara, Dhanmondi, Mouchak, Mogbazar, Gulisthan, Farmgate and even on the footpaths, they roam. They steal money, mobile, bank debit and credit cards sometimes wearing burqas and sometimes in plain clothes.
Therefore, be careful when going to the Eid market, if you see any kind of suspicious behavior of women or men, be careful and if necessary, inform the law enforcement agencies.
Source - Bangla News
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