PRAYAGRAJ, Oct. 22 -- A family of nine tourists from Nepal was robbed after thieves allegedly broke into their car and stole cash, mobile phones, passports and other important documents. The family was travelling to Ayodhya after taking a holy dip at the Sangam in Prayagraj. The incident took place on Tuesday afternoon when the family stopped for lunch at the Eat & Fit restaurant near Andhawa intersection in the Jhunsi area of Prayagraj. According to police, the tourists had parked their vehicle outside the restaurant. When they returned after their meal, they found that a window of the car had been broken and their belongings were missing. An FIR has been registered at Jhunsi police station on the basis of a complaint filed by the family. An investigation is underway. The complainant, Sunil Kumar Thakur, a resident of Manrashiswa village in Nepal's Mahottari district, had arrived in Prayagraj with his family. After taking a dip at the Sangam, they were travelling to Ayodhya when the theft took place. Police said the stolen items included a passport belonging to Anisha Pandey, two ATM cards, two Redmi mobile phones, a smartwatch, an identity card, Nepali currency worth NPR 5,000 and Rs 30,000 in cash. The thieves also allegedly stole belongings of another family member, Baliram Prasad Singh. These included two ATM cards, a Redmi mobile phone, a Nepali citizenship certificate, an identity card, house keys and Rs 2,000 in cash. According to the complaint, the total cash stolen amounted to Rs 32,000 and NPR 5,000. The group comprised seven adults, two children and a driver. The theft disrupted their onward journey to Ayodhya. The loss of passports and citizenship certificates is also likely to cause difficulties for the family. Police officials said CCTV footage from the area was being examined to identify the suspects. Further action will be taken on the basis of evidence gathered during the investigation....