Archive · 8 Jun 2025
Fake Bouncers Arrested at Bankey Bihari Temple for Extortion
Two people pretended to be bouncers at a temple and tricked people into paying money for special access.
They called themselves the 'Madhav Bouncer Group' online.
They claimed they could help people get VIP treatment, like seeing the gods faster, for a fee.
The police found out they were scamming people and arrested them.
Now, the police are investigating to stop them from doing it again.
This way, the temple remains fair for all visitors and nobody is cheated.
Two individuals were arrested in Mathura for posing as bouncers.
The accused extorted money from devotees at the Bankey Bihari Temple in Vrindavan.
They falsely promised VIP darshan services for payment.
The suspects operated under the name "Madhav Bouncer Group" on social media.
The arrests were made on Sunday.
- Who
- Rohit and Lucky alias Chhotu were arrested.
- What
- Two individuals were arrested for impersonating bouncers and extorting money from devotees at the Bankey Bihari Temple.
- When
- The arrests were made on Sunday.
- Where
- Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Why
- They were extorting money in exchange for VIP darshan.
Victims
Accused
Services
Victims
They were defrauded of money under false pretenses.
Accused
They claimed to offer VIP darshan services for a fee.
- Location
- Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
- Incident Location
- Bankey Bihari Temple, Vrindavan
- Accused
- Rohit and Lucky alias Chhotu
- Group Name (Social Media)
- "Madhav Bouncer Group"
- Charges
- Extortion and impersonation