Honey trap racket busted, 3 nabbed

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New Delhi, Updated At : 07:58 AM Dec 26, 2024 IST

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The Delhi Police Crime Branch busted a honey trap racket and arrested three persons for impersonating police officers and extorting money from innocent victims. According to the police, the accused have been identified as Neeraj Tyagi (42), alias Dheeraj, alias Dheeru; Ashish Mathur (31); and Deepak (30), alias Sajan. Neeraj and Deepak were wanted in a honey trap case at Bindapur police station, Dwarka district, Delhi. A Delhi Police Head Constable rank uniform and three fake Delhi Police ID cards, were recovered from them, the police said. They were arrested near Budh Vihar Nala, Main Kanjhawala Road, Delhi. The accused tried to flee, but were apprehended by the team.

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