Mohammad Imran arrested in Delhi, who disrupted the online court wearing undergarments, drinking and smoking. Caught by fake email and IP tracking; There are 50+ criminal cases against him.
New Delhi: Delhi Police has arrested a person named Mohammad Imran for disrupting the online court. Yes, you read it right. Imran took part in the video call of the court wearing undergarments, smoking and drinking alcohol and created a disruption in the hearing.
When and where did the incident happen?
The incident took place on 16 and 17 September. The court record keeper lodged a complaint that an unknown person attended a webx video conferencing in the name of Aqib Akhlaq and was present in the online hearing despite repeated instructions.
Who is Mohammad Imran and how many cases are there against him?
32 -year -old Imran hails from Gokulpuri, Delhi. He has already been known to the police and more than 50 criminal cases have been registered against him. Emraan, a school -leaving and former air conditioner mechanic, was released from jail in September 2021. Even after his release, he continued to commit crimes for allegedly fulfilling drugs and alcohol addiction. Now this time he shocked everyone by creating a ruckus in the online court.
How did the police catch him?
Are you wondering how such a person caught online? The police analyzed a technical analysis of IP address and call data records. Investigation revealed that Imran used several fake email IDs and kept changing the place again and again. After local intelligence information and manual search, the police found the accused at Chaman Park in the old Mustafabad and arrested him from his house.
What did Imran tell in interrogation?
In the police interrogation, Imran said that he came to know about an acquaintance about the webx platform and joined the curious court. He admitted that during the virtual hearing, he attended the underwear itself, consumed cigarettes and consumed alcohol.
What was the police recovered?
The police recovered a mobile phone, a SIM card and router from the accused, which he used in a crime.
Will steps be taken to protect online court?
The matter highlights the serious security challenge in the online court. Police say the investigation of the case is still going on and technical and administrative steps will be taken to prevent such incidents in future.