A group of six burglars entered a residential building in Hyderabad on 27 September and fled with valuables worth around Rs. 80,000. CCTV footage showed the group entering and leaving the building. The incident has brought the term “chaddi gang” into focus. The term is used for burglars who wear minimal clothing and cover their faces while carrying out burglaries. According to the report, the incident took place in Narsingi, Hyderabad. The six suspects were seen entering and leaving a residential building on 27 September. They allegedly fled with valuables worth around Rs. 80,000. Narsingi police registered a case following the incident. Special teams were formed to trace the suspects. Police are also examining the available CCTV footage as part of the investigation. Police advised residents to remain vigilant and alert security personnel about any suspicious movements around residential buildings. The term “chaddi gang” has been used in reports about burglary groups involved in similar incidents in different parts of the country over the years. Such groups have been reported to cover their faces while carrying out burglaries. The Hyderabad incident is now being investigated by the Narsingi police, with CCTV footage and other information being used to trace the suspects.