10 months ago
Four Held for Abducting and Robbing Passenger in Delhi's Dhaula Kuan
Imagine you arrive at the airport late at night and need a ride.
You get into a car that already has people in it, thinking it's a shared ride.
But, the people inside turn out to be robbers!
They started yelling at you and took your phone and bank cards.
They even took money from your bank and then left you somewhere far away.
The police used cameras to find the car and caught the four people who did this.
Four individuals, including a woman, have been arrested for robbing a passenger in Delhi's Dhaula Kuan.
The incident occurred on November 3 when the victim boarded a car at the Dhaula Kuan bus stand.
The accused allegedly abused, threatened, and robbed the passenger of his mobile phone, debit cards, and cash.
The suspects withdrew Rs 33,000 from the victim's account and abandoned him in an isolated location.
Police used CCTV footage to identify a suspicious car, leading to the apprehension of the four accused within 48 hours.
- Who
- Four individuals: Amit alias Kaku (21), Pawan (22), Manish alias Churri (21), and Sonam (19), all residents of southwest Delhi.
- What
- They allegedly abducted and robbed a passenger of his belongings after he boarded their car near Dhaula Kuan. They withdrew money from his bank account and abandoned him.
- Where
- Near Dhaula Kuan bus stand, New Delhi.
- When
- November 3, around 1:30 AM.
- Why
- To rob the passenger of his valuables and cash.
Key facts
- Accused Apprehended
- Amit alias Kaku (21), Pawan (22), Manish alias Churri (21), and Sonam (19)
- Location of Incident
- Dhaula Kuan bus stand, New Delhi
- Date of Incident
- November 3, around 1:30 AM
- Stolen Items
- Mobile phone, debit cards, cash
- Amount Withdrawn
- Rs 33,000
- Recovered Items
- Rs 18,000 cash, car used in offense
Quotes
A senior police officer
A senior police officer involved in the investigation.
“The accused allegedly withdrew Rs 33,000 from his bank account using the stolen card, broke his phone, and abandoned him at an isolated location”
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