9 months ago
Man Detained for Posing as MLA, Getting Free Hotel Stay in UP
Two men from Delhi were caught pretending to be important people to get free stuff.
One of them told a hotel owner he was a politician, like an MLA, which means he's a leader in the government.
He stayed in the hotel for almost three weeks without paying any money.
When the hotel owner asked for the payment, the man tried to scare him by acting like he had a lot of power.
The owner called the police, who came and found out the man wasn't really a politician.
They also found a car with a special sign that made it look like he was important.
The police took both men away to ask them more questions about what they did.
Two Delhi residents, Vinod and Manoj, were detained in Uttar Pradesh.
Vinod allegedly posed as a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) to stay in a hotel.
The duo stayed at the hotel for 18 days without paying room charges.
A car with 'MP' written on it and fitted with a hooter was recovered from the accused.
The police took the men into custody for interrogation after discovering the false claim.
- Who
- Vinod and Manoj, residents of Tughlakabad, Delhi
- What
- Detained for allegedly posing as an MLA to stay in a hotel for 18 days without payment.
- Where
- A hotel in Uttar Pradesh (UP).
- When
- The incident was reported on Saturday.
- Why
- To gain a free stay at the hotel by falsely claiming to be an MLA and intimidating staff.
Key facts
- Accused
- Vinod and Manoj
- Residency
- Tughlakabad, Delhi
- Duration of Stay
- 18 days
- Alleged Crime
- Posing as MLA, defrauding hotel
- Recovered Item
- Car with 'MP' and hooter
Quotes
Assistant Commissioner of Police Imran
An assistant commissioner of police
“The hotel owner complained that two men had been staying for 18 days, and one of them was claiming to be an MLA and refusing to pay the charges. Acting on this information, the police reached the spot.”
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