Archive · 12 Aug 2025
Ex-TMC Leader Busted for Running Fake Police Station in Noida
A man, previously involved in scams, set up a fake police station and intelligence office in Noida.
He pretended to be an international police force, sending fake legal letters to people to trick them into paying money.
The man, who used to be a political leader, was caught with fake IDs, signboards and other props designed to fool people.
Delhi Police busted a fake international police station and IB office in Noida.
The operation was allegedly masterminded by ex-TMC leader Bivas Adhikari.
Adhikari was facing investigations in West Bengal and fled to Noida.
The group sent fake legal notices, demanding money for legal and government favors.
Police recovered fake IDs, signboards, cash, and other deception tools.
- Who
- Former TMC leader Bivas Adhikari and his associates.
- What
- A fake international police station and IB office were busted in Noida.
- When
- Recently, as per news reports.
- Where
- Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India.
- Why
- To extort money from individuals through false pretenses of legal action.
- Accused
- Bivas Adhikari
- Location of Fake Office
- Noida
- Type of Fraud
- Impersonation and Extortion
- Former Affiliation
- Trinamool Congress (TMC)
- Recovered Items
- Fake IDs, Signboards, Cash, etc.
Sources
Arrested in Noida, ex-TMC leader operated fake police office in Kolkata too: Officer
UP cops bust fake Noida police station run by Bengal gang; kingpin linked to TMC's Anubrata Mondal
How ex-TMC leader used Noida office to run ‘International Crime Bureau’ — and con people
Six from Bengal held for running fake Noida ‘police station’ in extortion racket
Fake ‘interpol’ office busted in Kolkata
