Three brothers held over fake complaint of highway robbery
PTI, Sep 20, 2023, 1:15 PM IST
The police in Maharashtra’s Palghar district have arrested three brothers for trying to misappropriate Rs 3 lakh by making false claims of a highway robbery, an official said on Wednesday.
One of the accused, Mahendra Gurjar (35), filed a complaint with the Valiv police station on September 9 claiming that four persons attacked him on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad highway and snatched his bag containing Rs 3 lakh that he had collected for the sale of edible oil on behalf of his company.
According to senior inspector Jairaj Ranavre of the police station, cops registered a case and began an investigation, but the complainant, a resident of Navi Mumbai, was not cooperative. He even switched off his mobile phone. The police worked on technical inputs to track the complainant to his native place in Rajasthan and brought him to Valiv for interrogation. He then told the cops that he had made false claims to keep the money with himself. The police then arrested Mahendra, the official said. The official said the police also arrested Mahendra’s brothers Ramlal Gurjar (28) from Dombivili on the outskirts of Mumbai and Shitanram Gurjar (38), a resident of Navi Mumbai, for being a part of the conspiracy. They also recovered the entire Rs 3 lakh, he said.
Udayavani is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel and stay updated with the latest news.
Top News
Related Articles More
‘Not acceptable’: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on rising temple-mosque disputes
Gen Rawat death: Par panel report says ‘human error’ caused Dec 8 chopper crash
5 dead, 37 injured in fire after truck carrying chemical collides with other vehicles in Jaipur
Delhi: 4 rob man, use his mobile to make online payments to buy alcohol
Noida: YouTuber Rajveer Shishodia arrested for assaulting man on road
MUST WATCH
Latest Additions
‘Not acceptable’: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on rising temple-mosque disputes
Bhadravati: Rice Mill Boiler Explosion – Missing person’s body found
Gen Rawat death: Par panel report says ‘human error’ caused Dec 8 chopper crash
Air India Express adds Bengaluru-Amritsar, Dammam routes
5 dead, 37 injured in fire after truck carrying chemical collides with other vehicles in Jaipur
Thanks for visiting Udayavani
You seem to have an Ad Blocker on.
To continue reading, please turn it off or whitelist Udayavani.