3 Arrested For Duping Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s Daughter In Online Fraud

The accused arrested by the Delhi Police have been identified as Kapil, Sajid and Manvinder. Kejriwal’s daughter was allegedly duped of Rs 34,000 by one of the accused, who had approached her as a buyer on e-commerce platform OLX where she had put up a sofa on sale.

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Three people have been arrested for allegedly duping Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s daughter of Rs. 34,000 in online fraud. The accused arrested by the Delhi Police have been identified as Kapil, Sajid and Manvinder.

Kejriwal’s daughter was duped of Rs 34,000 by one of the accused, who had approached her as a buyer on e-commerce platform OLX where she had put up a sofa on sale.

The police during its investigation found that the account in which money was deposited was withdrawn from Agra. The police later arrested one of the accused named Kapil, who revealed that he gets the money deposited in his account and then the amount is shared.

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The police also found out that Kapil, a resident of Uttar Pradesh’s Mathura city, had opened many fake accounts based on forged documents. Another accused Sajid was nabbed based on information provided by Kapil.

It was found out that Sajid too cheated people using fake accounts. The police then arrested the third accused named Manvinder, who used to provide forged documents to open bank accounts. The main mastermind, in this case, is however still absconding.

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As per the complaint lodged earlier at north Delhi’s Civil Lines Police Station, Kejriwal’s daughter was approached by a man who showed interest in making the purchase. He initially transferred a minimal amount into her account to check if the account details shared by her were correct. The man then sent a QR code to the Chief Minister’s daughter and asked her to scan it so that the amount fixed could be transferred but instead Rs 34,000 was debited from her account.