Delhi Police successfully apprehended Kalam Nadaf, a habitual offender from Darbhanga, Bihar, in connection with a daylight burglary that occurred on April 28 in South Patel Nagar, New Delhi. The burglary involved the theft of a locker containing gold and silver jewellery, along with cash. Following the report, police registered an FIR and initiated an investigation. A critical lead came from a suspicious mobile phone found at the crime scene. Police Head Constable Vikas posed as a fruit vendor to lure Nadaf into a trap. Upon his arrival, he was arrested, and during interrogation, he confessed to the crime, leading police to recover jewellery worth approximately ₹25 lakh (around $30,000 USD) from a concealed locker in an under-construction building. In addition to the jewellery, police also recovered artificial jewellery and ₹920 in cash from Nadaf's possession. This case highlights the effective strategies employed by the Delhi Police in combating crime.