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When a civil services exam aspirant started surfing dating apps, he did not realise he was walking into a trap.
The police has busted this trap. Giving information about the incident, the police said that the man had gone to the Black Mirror Cafe on Vikas Marg in East Delhi to celebrate his birthday with a girl (Varsha) whom he had contacted on the Tinder app. In the cafe, both of them ordered some snacks, two cakes, cold drinks. The dating was going on in a romantic atmosphere, but due to some emergency in Varsha's family, Varsha left the hotel.
After this, the person asked for the bill for payment and he was given a bill of Rs 1,21,917.70. When the victim protested, he was forced to pay the bill by force and threats. Finally, the victim made the online payment to the cafe owner.
In such cases, the person does not go to the police for fear of social disgrace, this fact is also known to the conspirators, but in this case the victim himself approached the police. The police have arrested four people in this case. When the police came to arrest Varsha for investigation, she was dating a man from Mumbai in another cafe. Both of them came in contact on Shaadi.com.
The police found out that the real name of 25-year-old Varsha is Asfan Parveen. The cafe used to pay her 15 percent of the revenue for bringing such customers to the cafe. 45 percent of the amount went to the table and cafe manager, while 40 percent went to the cafe owner. The police have announced this case and appealed to the people not to fall into such traps.
Let us tell you that it has come to light that the accused girl has cheated many people in this manner before.
