Rs 1 crore ransom demanded from Delhi doctor-Hospital Owner; Gangster arrested
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New Delhi: An associate of known jailed gangsters was recently arrested by the Delhi police for allegedly attempting to extort a ransom of Rs 1 crore from a Delhi-based doctor.
The case concerns a Delhi based doctor, who is the owner of a hospital in Uttam Nagar. According to a media reports, the accused, identified as 35-year old Jitender Singh alias Jitu, along with four others tracked the doctor and the concerned hospital owner. The doctor received repeated Extortion calls via WhatsApp that was made from an unknown number from December 1 to 12. The accused kept asking for 1 crore along with threats of killing the doctor and his son. Jitu has been identified as an associate of jailed gangsters Manjeet Mahal and Pradeep Solanki.
The case concerns a Delhi based doctor, who is the owner of a hospital in Uttam Nagar. According to a media reports, the accused, identified as 35-year old Jitender Singh alias Jitu, along with four others tracked the doctor and the concerned hospital owner. The doctor received repeated Extortion calls via WhatsApp that was made from an unknown number from December 1 to 12. The accused kept asking for 1 crore along with threats of killing the doctor and his son. Jitu has been identified as an associate of jailed gangsters Manjeet Mahal and Pradeep Solanki.
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