Delhi: AIIMS doctor allegedly cheated by Movers and packers, two arrested

He was quoted Rs 15,000 and paid Rs 12,000 in advance. As the items were not delivered on the scheduled date, he contacted the company but they kept making excuses, the officer said.

Till December 4, 2020, while the cargo did not reach the destination, the complainant contacted the accused persons. Later, they sent a bill of Rs 42,420 to the victim and asked him to deposit the money in a bank account or they would not deliver the items, police said.

"They sent him a bill of Rs 42,420 and started forcing him to pay in a bank account else his items will not be sent," police said.

Later, Sahni made a complaint at Hauz Khas police station and an FIR was registered.

During the investigation, raids were conducted at known addresses of the company, but they were found fake. It was revealed that the complainant got the contact details of the company from the internet and did not verify their authenticity before booking them, they said.

"Police analyzed the CCTV footage of the house of the complainant and identified the registration number of the truck. Later, the location of the accused was tracked... Police laid a trap and arrested them," Deputy Commissioner of Police (south) Atul Kumar Thakur told PTI.

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