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In Uttar Pradesh, Saharanpur police have arrested four criminals who committed a highway robbery dressed in women’s clothing. These miscreants used to make obscene gestures at the drivers and as soon as the vehicle stopped near them, they would beat up the driver, loot him and flee from the spot. During this time, these scoundrels did not even hesitate to commit murder. Complaints continually came to the police about this gang. According to the informant’s information, the police laid siege and arrested these four criminals and exposed this gang.
After interrogating the miscreants, the police said that these miscreants used to stand on the road dressed in women’s clothes and with appropriate makeup. During this time, these miscreants used to lure passers-by and drivers by shining torches and then lure them into physical relations by taking them to a deserted place and committing robberies. In the month of February this year, these miscreants had murdered truck driver Wasim, a resident of Saharanpur. Under the pretext of maintaining physical relations, the accused took Wasim to a sugarcane field and, after robbing him, strangled him to death.
Identity card of deceased Wasim found with the accused
According to the police, at the behest of the accused, the cash and some identity documents stolen from Wasim have been recovered from their possession. According to Saharanpur City SP Abhimanyu Manglik, the mastermind of the arrested accused is Zulfan. While Parvez, Musahib and Sonu trapped with him are his henchmen. According to police, on the night of February 5, this miscreant had lured truck driver Wasim wearing women’s clothes between Ajay and Mannat Dhaba and committed this crime on the pretext of having fun.
The criminals confessed to more than a dozen crimes
He said that only after this incident did the police teams start searching for these miscreants. During this time, it was revealed that apart from the Wasim murder case, these criminals had also committed many other crimes. After identifying these miscreants and obtaining accurate information, the police laid siege near the Dhamola River, detained and interrogated them. During this period, the defendants have confessed to more than a dozen incidents. Police are now questioning them in connection with other incidents on the road.
