There was no CCTV inside the bank, according to the police.“Many locks were lying broken and scattered on the ground.The burglars dug a 25-feet tunnel and broke open 30 out of the 224 bank lockers. Mumbai: A daring heist has been uncovered where a group of burglars dug a 25-foot-long tunnel from within a shop they had rented in May into the locker room of the Bank of Baroda&Flexible Socket Wrench39;s Juinagar branch, decamping with loot worth crores.“Some women had noticed mud in the shop a few days ago but were ignorant of the accused's intentions,” said a police officer. According to the police, the accused used plywood and bamboo for support.”She said that on opening the door, they notice that few lockers were open. I immediately called out to the bank officers. I then called a bank officer and we pried it open. He lost jewellery that was in his family's possession for half a century.An offence has been registered at the Sanpada # police station under Sections 454, 457 and 380 of the Indian Penal Code, which deal with lurking house-trespass or house-breaking in order to commit offence punishable with imprisonment, lurking house-trespass or house-breaking by night in order to commit offence punishable with imprisonment and Theft in dwelling house, etc, respectively.Pravin Thakur, 50, who rushed to the bank on hearing the news, was trembling when he enquired about the fate of his locker, and almost collapsed on being told that it had been broken open. I was so shocked, could not hold back my tears,” Ms Adagale said.Recounting how the crime came to light, victim Rupali Adagale, who visited the bank on Monday morning to get her jewellery from her locker ahead of a wedding her family, said, “I tried to open the door to the lockers, but it wouldn't yield. The accused had apparently filled gunny sacks with the loosened soil and disposed of them during the nighttime. Of the 224 lockers in the bank, 30 were found broken.The crime was discovered on Monday morning. The tunnel was three-feet-wide, allowing two persons to easily crawl through.  She lost more than 200 grams of jewellery. Customers outside the Bank of Baroda branch at Juinagar, which did not have any CCTV. They, in turn, called the police.”The accused used to sell farsan at the shop, but it was closed most of time..  Stating that the value of the stolen property is yet to be ascertained, Navi Mumbai police commissioner Hemant Nagrale said, “We have some leads.The crime was discovered on Monday morning. Of the 224 lockers in the bank, 30 were found broken.