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The PMO official called BJP's political leaders and workers and said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is happy with your work as a BJP worker and the police has received information that Haryana's Mewat gang is trying to rob you by luring you. You will get a farm house worth four crores.
Before committing the fraud, the accused blurted out that if you want to get the farm house being built in the project of former Rajasthan CM Vasundhara Raje for free, then get it registered by paying 12 lakhs. On getting information about the incident, the Crime Branch has started further action against the six members of the Mewat gang who used to commit fraud in a new way. In the investigation of the Crime Branch, the accused was planning to cheat people associated with BJP through WhatsApp calls and messages. It was revealed that the messages and calls were coming from Palwal district of Haryana. The Crime Branch sent teams here and arrested Bharat Singh Buddh Singh Jatav, Irshad Niaz Meo, Irshad Rukmuddin Meo, Sabir Jafar Ibrahim Meo, Raqib Tahir Meo and Mohammad Jahan Zafaruddin Meo. Accused Bharat Singh had given the SIM card to the minor teenager through Irshad Khan. Sagir contacted Raqib's own uncle Mohammad Jahan who was selling this card on commission. The details revealed that Mohammad Jahan had tried to dupe people using this card by posing as an officer of the PMO office.
The Mevati gang has previously also been caught in a fraud on the pretext of work from home pencil packing.
Crime Branch officials said that the Mewati gang was cheating people by giving advertisements on social media about earning money from home by taking up pencil packing work and paying them money online. In this way, after making ten to twelve online payments, the gang used to break that SIM card and use another SIM card. Crimes have been registered against the Mewati gang in cyber cell as well as in other districts.
Political leaders used to get details including phone numbers and photos from So.Media
The Mewati gang, which was trying to dupe BJP leaders and workers by impersonating a PMO official, was using social media to get information about former Rajasthan CM Vasundhara Raje's project. A member of the Mewati gang used to send friend requests to BJP leaders, politicians and workers on Facebook and introduced himself as a BJP worker. He used to get the mobile number of the person and give it to his friend. Sagarit called BJP leaders, politicians and workers of Gujarat by introducing himself as a PMO official and lured them with a farm house worth four crores.