A toilet made of solid gold, worth ₹42.5 crore, was stolen in just five minutes! This happened at Blenheim Palace in England, where famous leader Winston Churchill was born.

The golden toilet, called "America," was a piece of art made by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan. It was a real working toilet, and visitors were even allowed to use it. But one morning, thieves broke into the palace and took it. Since the toilet was connected to water pipes, removing it caused flooding in the palace.

The thieves were very fast and well-prepared. Before anyone could stop them, they escaped in two vehicles. The police arrested some suspects, but the golden toilet was never found. Many believe it was melted and sold, while others think it is hidden somewhere, waiting to be discovered.

This unusual robbery shocked the world. A toilet is not something people expect thieves to steal, but when it is made of gold, it becomes a valuable target! How did they take it so fast? Where is it now? The mystery remains unsolved.

Would you believe that a toilet could disappear in such a daring heist?