New Delhi: The crime branch has destroyed a group of people and arrested four people for allegedly deceiving people who came to New Delhi Station after returning from abroad for the next trip by promising their Covid certificate “fresh and certified.
According to Commissioner with Alok Kumar, Defendant which is used to target workers who return from the Gulf countries that must take the train to reach their village after landing in Delhi.
The defendant has been identified as Deepak, Sanjeev, Vijay and Harish.
The police have restored stolen goods and cash, including the eyes Foreign money.
The gun and two live cartridges are also confiscated.
The gang is used to tell the victims that they will need a new Covid-19 permission to travel by train.
The target is then taken to the gang office in Paharganj, asking to fill out the form and submit a passport they, and return one hour before their departure to men collect reports.
When the victims returned, they were asked to pay a decent fee.
If they refuse, they are threatened with legal and four-week institutional quarantine.
The Crime branch began following the case after the complaint was submitted that the gang had extorted 3,500 riyals from four victims than to take their valuables such as watches and their cellphones.
In other operations, three Conmen had been arrested for allegedly deceiving people by cloning their ATM cards.
The defendant has been identified as a Satbir, Balbir and Rajendra and three pistols and cartridges confiscated.
“The gang stole a card by selecting a bag or swapping the original debit card from ATM users with a Dud card in the kiosk, and stealing data using a skimmer,” said CP together.
Most of the victims are elderly men and women and people from rural areas.
Gang members even traveled to Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra in their I20 cars to commit crimes.
The South District Police also broke the cheat gang that took people’s identity cards and other documents with the pretext of providing credit cards and abused them to secure a loan.
Two people, Akash and Vikas, have been arrested and nine ATM cards and three cellphone handsets confiscated.