Delhi deputy CM Manish Sisodia's office burgled: Documents, computers allegedly stolen
Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia's office was burgled late night on Thursday, the city police said.


File photo of Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia. PTI[/caption]"Some materials have been stolen from the reception area of the office which is in the process of being shifted.The burglary is expected to have taken place late last night. The matter is being probed," said a senior police officer.Two computers, letter pad, hard disk, documents, digital video recorder of CCTV camera among others were stolen by the burglars who entered the premises by breaking the lock of the office, sources said.Police said they received a burglary call at around 9:20 am on Friday following which a team was sent to the spot."The whole office was ransacked and we we are trying to ascertain what other items are missing.The office was locked at 2:30 am Friday morning, office in-charge Upendra said.The matter is being probed, police added.

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