New Delhi: Sukesh Chandrasekhar, a High Profile Conman captured by Delhi Police special cells in the 200-crore Hospital extortion case, allegedly used the “spoofing number” technology to imitate high-level government officials, an investigation has revealed.
While the police have not solved their iPhones, they suspect that Chandrasekhar uses an application called Crazy call to spoof numbers.
Using technology, Chandrasekhar will call the target to attack the agreement and the victims will see the numbers on the screen as desired by Sukesh, a official said.
In one of the last calls to a victim, he disguised himself as a legal secretary, said a source.
The wings of economic violations have taken investigations of sensational cases that are first reported by TOI.
Apart from Sukesh, special cells have arrested two colleagues, Deepak and Pradeep, in this case.
EOW will take the third accused accused on Thursday and start interrogation.
EOW has been assigned this case considering complex and humongous financial angles involved in this case.
This will be the highest amount squeezed not only from prison but also by criminals in Delhi to date.
Meanwhile, Tihar Jail Dg Sandeep Goel has transferred Ward Chandrasekhar officials to be submitted and started an investigation of the foreclosure of the iPhone from his cell.
Chandrasekhar has recently shifted to the Rohini campus and seizures occurred from there, said an official.
“Five personnel have been transferred from the Rohini campus to Jail Mandoli.
They include two assistant supervisors, head heads and two guards,” said a senior official Tihar.
According to the probe conducted until now, Chandrasekhar has contacted the victim’s family who informed them about criminal investigations intended to be initiated / lasts against them and then promised to get money.
At first, he claimed contact in high places, which was the usual modus operandi, and then spoke to the victim, posing as the government’s main official.
Chandrasekhar then claimed the costs incurred by him in the form of bribery and forced the victim to pay.
When he operated from prison, his colleagues raised money on his name in an undisclosed location.
The victim then realized that they might have been cheated and filed a complaint.
A pine is registered in this connection in the last week of July.