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An Unsuitable Boy: In Net For Duping 50
An Unsuitable Boy: In Net For Duping 50
最后更新时间: 2024-09-19 18:15:48
New Delhi: A 38-year-old man who duped over 50 women by posing as a senior govt official has been arrested. The suspect, Mukeem Ayyub Khan , lives in Shastri Park. deputy commissioner of police (crime) Sanjay Sain said he was arrested near the area of Nizamuddin railway station. Khan told police he had created multiple fake IDs with attractive descriptions on various matrimonial websites . He disclosed that he targeted high-profile unmarried women, widows and divorcees for marriage by posing as a senior govt official. An inquiry revealed that after identifying his targets, he would share his mobile number with them and then start chatting. To win their trust, he would meet their families to discuss marriage and fix a date. Once the woman started trusting him, he would extract money from her on the pretext of booking a resort, marriage hall or hotel for the wedding. "During such conversations, he used to tell (the women) a fabricated story that he was a govt servant and suffering from family issues due to the death of his wife and unable to take care of his only daughter. He also used to share the picture of his wife and daughter with such women," a police source said. He said that in this fashion, he cheated women across the country. Khan, a native of Pratapgarh in Uttar Pradesh, got married in 2014 and has three children. In 2020, he made his first fake ID on shadi.com and, on the basis of interest from one working woman, he went to meet her in Vadodara. After discussions, he agreed to marry her. She was a divorcee with a five-year-old daughter. Before leaving Vadodara, Mukeem took Rs 30,000 from her, after telling her that he had lost his wallet. "Though he got married to her and started living with her, a criminal thought cropped up in his mind to make easy money by cheating women in this fashion. In 2023, he engineered a fake marriage with another woman from Preet Vihar, Delhi, who was a widow. In this way, he used to create his base in different parts of India," a police source said. He also used to take away cash, mobile phones and jewellery from the women in the name of marriage. In case he couldn't find any expensive articles with such women, he used to make up a story a cash shortage or an ATM card snag. he managed to make the women buy him expensive phones and vehicles. If they didn't have the cash with them, he used to get it financed in their name and then take away those articles. "He further used to sell those articles and collect cash. Sometimes his railway tickets and air tickets were booked by these victims for the purpose of meeting their families. His victims are high-profile Muslim women and even include a judicial officer," the officer said.