Archive · 7 Jun 2025
Delhi Police Busted ATM Fraud and Fake RC Syndicate
The Delhi police caught a group of people who were stealing money from ATMs and making fake vehicle documents.
They tricked people into exchanging their ATM cards and then withdrew money from their accounts.
They also used a computer program called Photoshop to create fake vehicle registration documents.
The police arrested three people involved and took their fake documents and other items used in the crimes.
Delhi Police arrested three individuals involved in an ATM fraud and fake RC syndicate.
The investigation started after a complaint of ATM card exchange and unauthorized withdrawals.
The suspects used Photoshop to forge vehicle documents.
One suspect was apprehended with a fake RC and a scooter used in the crime.
Police seized items including fake documents, ATM cards and mobile phones.
- Who
- Delhi Police, Ikrar Salmani, Alok Yadav, Vipin Kumar, Dheeraj Singh.
- What
- Busting of an ATM fraud and fake RC syndicate involving ATM card exchange, unauthorized withdrawals, and forged documents.
- When
- Investigation began after May 24; arrests on May 31.
- Where
- Delhi, including Nathu Colony Chowk and Loni, Ghaziabad.
- Why
- To commit ATM fraud and create fake vehicle documents.
- Number of Arrests
- Three
- Amount Withdrawn
- Rs 43,451
- Tools Used for Forgery
- Photoshop
- Location of Arrest
- Nathu Colony Chowk
- Recovered Items
- Fake RC, Scooter, ATM cards, Mobile Phones
