Archive · 13 Dec 2025
Delhi Police Bust 3 Gangs Selling Fake Stickers
Police in Delhi have caught three groups of people who were doing bad things.
These groups were selling fake stickers to big trucks and buses so they wouldn't get tickets for breaking traffic rules.
The groups also made money by threatening traffic police officers with fake videos.
They would sell the stickers for a lot of money and then pay very little to clear big traffic fines.
The police have caught eight people involved in these groups.
One of the leaders, Raju, even tried to blackmail women police officers.
The police are now investigating these groups more to find out everything they did.
Three gangs busted for selling fake stickers to commercial vehicles in Delhi.
Gangs extorted money from traffic police by threatening them with fabricated videos.
Hefty challans worth over Rs 30,000 were cleared for as little as Rs 100-200 using police connections.
Main accused include Rajkumar alias Raju Meena, Jeeshan Ali, and Rinku Rana.
Racket operated for nearly 15 years, with recent arrests made this week.
- Who
- Three gangs led by Rajkumar alias Raju Meena, Jeeshan Ali, and Rinku Rana
- What
- Selling fake stickers to commercial vehicles and extorting money from traffic police
- When
- Racket operated for nearly 15 years, recent busts this week
- Where
- Delhi, with operations in different districts
- Why
- To bypass no-entry bans and traffic challans using connections within the Delhi Traffic Police
- Number of Gangs Busted
- 3
- Number of Arrests
- 8
- Challan Amount
- Rs 30,000+
- Amount Paid to Clear Challans
- Rs 100-200
- Duration of Racket
- 15 years
- Main Accused
- Rajkumar alias Raju Meena, Jeeshan Ali, Rinku Rana
- Act Registered
- Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA)