Delhi Crime: UP Police Constable Mohsin caught stolen in Preet Vihar. In gambling addiction, the master would blow bikes from the key and sell it on social media, dodging the police by changing the engine-chassis number. Read the shocking revelation of Delhi Police…
Delhi Bike Theft Case Up Police Constable Arrested: Have you ever thought that the one who protects the law should break the law? Delhi Police recently revealed a case that surprised everyone. 27 -year -old constable of UP Police, Mohsin, was so immersed in gambling addiction that the master’s key started blowing bikes parked on the streets of Delhi and selling them through social media.
How to open the secret of bike theft in Preet Vihar, Delhi?
During the patrolling of Delhi Police in Preet Vihar area, secret information was received that a suspected youth was in a bike theft. The man caught near the Enclave Market was identified as Mohsin, a resident of Meerut, who is a constable in the UP Police. In the search, two master keys were recovered from him.
Why did the protector of law adopt the path of crime?
In the police interrogation, Mohsin confessed that he was addicted to gambling and started stealing the bike to repay the loan. He would come to Delhi from Meerut and steal the bike in broad daylight, then changed the engine and chassis number and sell them in UP.
Constable Mohsin was involved in many incidents earlier also
Investigation revealed that Mohsin had stolen the bike from Preet Vihar before. He stole the stolen motorcycle in a case registered on May 30. CCTV footage confirmed his presence.
Social media becomes a means to sell bikes
Police said that Mohsin used to sell stolen bikes on their private network and social media platforms. Vishal, a resident of Meerut, told the police that he had bought a bike one and a half months before Mohsin, which came out of theft.
Master key and engine-chassis reshuffle: Trew to avoid police
Mohsin used to change the engine and chassis number to protect the stolen bike from recognition. The master would open the lock of any bike from the keys in a few seconds, which would make it difficult for the police to find it.
Strict message from Delhi Police
East Delhi DCP Abhishek Dhaniya said that this case shows that no matter who breaks the law, it will not be spared. Strict action will be taken against the accused.