Gurgaon: A group of four members, including a female, have been earmarked for allegedly attacking, blackmailing and extorting funds by a 36-year-old officer of some Manesar-based personal business. The guy, who is identity police failed to disclose because of his security, told cops he understood the girl –Ashmita — during a social networking website. “About March 20, Ashmita phoned me up and asked me to meet with her in her house in DLF-3. She said that she’d split with her boyfriend was departing the town indefinitely as she had been getting a couple of life threatening calls,” the guy stated. Police stated, once the guy reached Ashmita’s leased home, she advised him she had no cash to buy food or pay rent since she’d lost her job and had been finding it hard to live in town. She provided him a glass of juice and moved to open up the door, pretending she needed to dispose crap. “As she opened the door, three guys holding firearms barged in and grabbed my cell phone, Rs 10,000 money and my golden series at gunpoint. As I’d drank the juiceI started feeling uneasy and lost awareness,” he explained. After the guy gained familiarity after a time, he discovered himself at the bed with the girl in a compromising circumstance along with the 3 guys filming him. If he asked them why they had been doing this, they took Rs 20 lakh from him in exchange for your movie threatening to make it viral. “I informed them that I didn’t have that much cash so I asked me to organize it within a couple of days and allow me to go from the place. The ordeal did not stop there, they continued phoning up me and threatening me. They extorted Rs 1 lakh in mepersonally,” he explained. After the gour began phoning his wife and threatening him to inform her about the movie, the guy stopped his job and changed to his native spot Bhiwani with his spouse and kids, authorities said. There he informed his family he was being blackmailed and approached the authorities. On the grounds of this criticism, an FIR has been registered under divisions 385, 342, 328, 323, 506, 379A and 34 of the IPC in DLF-3 police station on Tuesday. “We’ve understood the four and can likely arrest,” said police spokesperson Subhash Boken