Key accused in honey trap case nabbed from Jaipur

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Updated At : 01:12 PM Jun 12, 2022 IST

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Gurugram, June 11

The Gurugram police finally nabbed the key accused woman in connection with honey trap case and abduction of a Karnal-based man, working as an AC mechanic in Gurugram. A total of five accused have been arrested.

The police recovered a stolen mobile, a gold chain, wallet, ATM, i-pod, SIM card and a Bolero car, which was used in crime. All five accused, including the woman, were produced in a city court today and sent to judicial custody.

The police earlier arrested accused Dinesh Chaudhary of Jaipur, Nitin of Mahendergarh district. Ashish and Akshay Bhatt were nabbed a day before from Jaipur.

Today, the police nabbed the key accused woman from Jaipur, Neelam.

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