New Delhi: A 62-year-old Delhi University professor allegedly held captive and robbed at his residence in the Northwest Delhi City model on Thursday.
Police said two men who worked as a housemaid at Professor’s house were arrested in two hours of robbery because of their alleged involvement in crime.
The accusation had taken cash 50,000 and iPhone from the victim before escaping.
According to the police, money and telephone has been restored from ownership of Jayaram Mandal, 29, and Mahand Mandal, 24, both native residents of Bihar.
On Thursday, a call was accepted about robbery, and the police found Du Professor with his hands and feet tied with a strip that was torn from the sheets.
He had been defeated apparently by his house to help, who seized him and then fled.
The police immediately registered a robbery case and started an investigation.
Because the defendant had been identified, several police teams raided the location in the village of Azadpur and managed to arrest the accused man.
“Asking, they claimed their involvement in this case,” said Usha Rangnani, DCP (Northwest).
“They worked as a housemaid from an elderly who lived in a family with family.
On the incident, the victim was alone at home.
It won this opportunity, the two servants, who lived in the waiter quarter on the third floor of the same building for 3-4 years Finally, defeating the professor, looted cash and took his cellphone.
“DCP took the opportunity to beg all citizens to complete their police verification at the nearest police station for their safety and safety purposes, especially after a series of recent attacks on senior citizens home alone.
In the past two months, some senior citizens have been victims of murder and robbery.
Police data showed that there were 39,223 senior citizens in Delhi who lived without children or family.
That number is not included by the elderly who lives with their son or daughter.
The majority of old victims are those who are vulnerable after being left alone at home.