While films teach people a good thing many times, the web series and films being made today are also teaching many people to follow the path of crime. In a film, the way fake officers were shown by the thugs who defrauded crores. Now a similar incident has happened in Delhi as well.In Vivek Vihar, East Delhi, on Wednesday, some people, including a woman, looted themselves as an officer of the Central Bureau of Investigation and looted Rs 2.3 crore from a businessman and employee of a businessman.
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He also kidnapped both persons and left them at different places. Police arrested two suspects and recovered Rs 1.08 crore cash from them.A gang of robbers, including a woman in Vivek Vihar in the national capital, allegedly looted about Rs 2.3 crore from a businessman’s office as an officer of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The police gave this information on Thursday.
According to the police, the complainant Manpreet is a resident of Indirapuram in Ghaziabad and is associated with finance, property dealing and construction work. Police said that Manpreet says that the building in Vivek Vihar had a commercial earning of about Rs 2.5 crore. He told his friend Ravi Shankar on August 19 that he came to his residence with Rs 1.10 crore from there.
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Deputy Commissioner of Police (Shahdara) Prashant Gautam said, “As soon as Shankar came out with a bag full of cash, four people, including a woman, stopped her and claimed to be a CBI officer. They beat her up and snatched the bag. ”
The officer said the accused allegedly forced Shankar to take him inside the property, where he beat up Manpreet’s employee Deepak Maheshwari and looted the remaining cash kept there. The police arrested two suspects, who were identified as the secretary of the NGO and Papori Barua (31) of the NGO and Deepak (32), a resident of Tughlakabad.