It’s been one year. We travelled twice back to home
(Bhutan), leaving all things locked as usual. Not once did thief/thieves break
into our rented apartments. None of the Bhutanese studying in Ajmer, Rajasthan,
India was of an opinion that Ajmeri folks would study about our absence and
break into our apartments as cleverly as they did.
They (thief/thieves) heck sawed our main door latch,
yet none of our neighbors noticed. All luggage bags lock carefully levered, screwed and casually unzipped. None
of the suitcase and luggage bags were randomly torn as supposed to be, when stolen. Onto it, they even didn’t mix our things with each other’s as they
searched for something worthy enough to take. Each belonging were hilled near
to one’s own case (thank you, you all made it easy for us to segregate and
collect our own items :p).
heck saw mark:P |
Surprisingly nothing was taken. But then what did they
break in for. It’s a question that still lingers within me and my roommate’s
helpless mind. Also what will they take, when nothing valuable like laptops,
gadgets and money were left behind? After all none amongst us is so much so
fool to keep our valuable things behind in an empty temporary apartment in
foreign place as they supposed us to be.
incomplete search?? |
Never thought present generation of thieves will be so selective. They take so much risk and still don't take a thing, if it's not what they have intended for. HATS OFF, your choice and ours didn't match..lol.
It’s indeed a lesson to
our fellow friends who stay in a rented apartments, to not to leave valuable
things back. These days we cannot rely on locks, it can easily be hammered or
heck sawed like ours. This time we proved, we are Bhutanese and we are clever
in our own way. They broke in ours, but they failed. So make sure, you are not NEXT, even if you
are, make sure you are not victimized.
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