Dehradun Police has uncovered an alleged fraud gang from Western Uttar Pradesh and taken 2 suspects into custody, according to the police announcement. The suspects are accused of cheating people while pretending to offer vashikaran-related services.

The police said the operation followed a strategy planned under the Dehradun Senior Superintendent of Police. The announcement did not provide the suspects’ names, the number of people allegedly cheated or details of the specific cases being investigated.

Documents and cards recovered

Police said the 2 suspects were found with fake Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, ATM cards from various banks and other forged documents. The recovered material is being treated as part of the alleged fraud operation.

The announcement identified the group as operating from Western Uttar Pradesh and linked the alleged deception to claims of vashikaran. It did not state how the suspects approached people, how much money was allegedly taken or whether additional members of the gang were being sought.

The development is relevant to people who may be approached with promises connected to vashikaran or similar claims. The available information confirms the custody of 2 suspects and the recovery of forged documents, but does not provide further details about the investigation or the next legal step.

Conclusion

Dehradun Police said it had disrupted an alleged Western Uttar Pradesh gang accused of cheating people through vashikaran claims, with 2 suspects taken into custody and fake identity documents, bank ATM cards and other forged papers recovered.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How many suspects did Dehradun Police take into custody?

The police said 2 alleged members of the gang were taken into custody.

Q. What were the suspects accused of doing?

They were accused of cheating people while pretending to offer or perform vashikaran.

Q. Where was the alleged gang described as operating from?

The police identified it as a fraud gang from Western Uttar Pradesh.

Q. What documents were recovered?

Police said fake Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, ATM cards from various banks and other forged documents were recovered.

Q. Did the police announce the suspects’ names?

No names were included in the available police announcement.

Q. Did the announcement state how much money was allegedly taken?

No amount was provided in the available information.