4 arrested for duping people looking for oxygen for COVID patients ANI | Updated: May 19, 2021 22:18 IST
New Delhi [India], May 19 (ANI): The Delhi Police on Wednesday arrested four persons from Bihar s Nalanda area for cheating over 300 people across the country on the pretext of providing oxygen cylinders for the treatment of COVID-19 patients.
As per a statement, bank accounts seized showed transactions worth over Rs 1.30 crore from the four arrested persons, from the Chhote Choudhary Gang.
The Inter State Cell of the Delhi Police Crime Branch also seized 21 mobile phones, 22 SIM cards, 23 ATM Cards of different Banks and account documents, and one laptop.
Four of Bihar-based gang cheating people by promising O2 cylinders held
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New Delhi, May 19 : An oxygen cylinder racket carried by Bihar-based Chhote Choudhary gang has been busted with arrest of four of its members from the state s Nalanda, the Delhi Police s Crime Branch said on Wednesday.
Deputy Commissioner of Police, Crime Branch, Monika Bhardwaj said its Inter-State Cell busted the Nalanda-based interstate gang involved in cheating innocent people on the pretext of supplying oxygen cylinders, and concentrators during the pandemic.
The arrested accused, identified as Deepak, Pankaj, Sarvan, and Mithlesh of the notorious Chhote Choudhary gang, were involved in cheating nearly 100 people.
4 of Bihar gang running O2 cylinders scam held, transactions identified
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New Delhi, May 19 : An oxygen cylinder racket being carried out by Bihar-based Chhote Choudhary gang has been busted with arrest of four of its members from the state s Nalanda, the Delhi Police s Crime Branch said on Wednesday.
Additional Commissioner, Crime Branch, Shibesh Singh, said that transactions amounting to over Rs 1 crore has been traced in seized bank accounts in both private and government banks deposits and withdrawal of Rs 1.28 crore in one, of Rs 2.17 lakh in another, and of Rs 96,500 in a third.