Archive · 9 Aug 2026
Six Arrested in Indore USDT Robbery Posing as Crime Branch
Some people in a city called Indore made a plan to steal money.
They pretended to want to buy USDT, which is a kind of digital money.
A man named Abhay brought ₹7 lakh in cash to meet them for the deal.
Instead, some men in the group pretended to be police officers.
They hurt Abhay and ran away with his money.
The real police found the bad guys very quickly, in less than two days.
Two of them crashed a scooter while trying to run away and got injured.
The police caught all six men and found part of the stolen money.
They are still looking for one more person who they think helped with the plan.
Six men were arrested in Indore for allegedly robbing Abhay Tiwari of ₹7 lakh by posing as Crime Branch officials.
The complainant was lured to Saket Square with the promise of a USDT trading deal worth around ₹7 lakh.
The group planned the robbery at a cafe near Bengali Square and used a staged police raid as the cover to snatch the cash.
Two suspects, Shashank Pardesi and Vishal Sharma, were caught after a scooter crash near the Khajrana service road, while the rest were intercepted near the railway station.
Police recovered part of the looted cash and are still searching for another suspect, Monu alias Vivek Pardesi.
- Who
- Six men allegedly posing as Crime Branch officials robbed Abhay Tiwari, a man involved in USDT trading.
- What
- A fake Crime Branch group allegedly looted ₹7 lakh from a man during a staged USDT trading deal.
- When
- The robbery occurred recently in Indore; police arrested the suspects within 36 hours, with two caught on a Friday.
- Where
- The Palasia area and Saket Square in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, with the plan hatched at a cafe near Bengali Square.
- Why
- The suspects allegedly aimed to steal cash by impersonating Crime Branch officers during what the victim believed was a genuine USDT transaction.
- City
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Amount looted
- ₹7 lakh
- Complainant
- Abhay Tiwari
- Arrests
- 6 suspects within 36 hours
- Arrested suspects
- Ayush Singh Panwar, Kuldeep Singh Thapa, Vishal Sharma, Shashank Pardesi, Deepesh Solanki, Ashutosh Pradhan
- Ruse used
- Fake Crime Branch raid during a USDT trading deal
- Suspect still at large
- Monu alias Vivek Pardesi
- Recovery
- Part of the looted cash