Pune, March 29 -- The Alankar police have arrested a thief allegedly involved in more than 50 burglary cases across multiple states. The accused, identified as Mohammad Bashar Noor Mohammad, 38, from Rangareddy, Telangana, was nabbed after a coordinated multi-state chase, said the police on Saturday. He was detained in Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh with the help of local police on Thursday, and after getting a transit remand, was brought to Pune on Friday. According to the police, the case was registered following a burglary reported between the night of March 14 and the evening of March 15 at an office in Karvenagar. The stolen items included a Sony camera, two lenses, a Mavic Pro 2 drone, an iPhone, and other electronic equipment totally worth approximately Rs.6.71 lakh. The CCTV footage showed the suspect fleeing on a Royal Enfield Himalayan motorcycle. Based on technical analysis and tracking of the vehicle, the police traced the accused's movement across several states, including Telangana, Madhya Pradesh, and Varanasi. The suspect, arrested by police, admitted to operating under several fake identities and holding a Bangladeshi passport. Police recovered stolen items worth around Rs.6 lakh from his possession. Officials also seized Bangladeshi passport, foreign currencies such as US dollars, and currencies from several countries....