Woman Steals Car At Gunpoint To Impress Relatives At Family Wedding In Delhi
In an effort to please everyone with a flamboyant lifestyle, a woman who hails from Jharkhand robbed a taxi driver at gunpoint in order to impress family members at a wedding.
In an effort to please everyone with a flamboyant lifestyle, a woman who hails from Jharkhand robbed a taxi driver at gunpoint in order to impress family members at a wedding.
The Hindustan Times reported that the car was stolen from southeast Delhi¡¯s Lajpat Nagar, the police informed. The pistol which was used in the act was also purchased from Raghubir Nagar. 26-year-old Gazala alias Sapna from Chakradharpur in Jharkhand and her associate, Vansh Varma from Sangam Vihar in Delhi were the main accused.
On October 04, a taxi driver from Dehradun, the complainant in the case, Subham Sharma informed the policemen that two women and a man had hired his cab to travel to and fro between Palam in Delhi and Dehradun.
Photo: BCCL/Moolchand underpass
Deputy Commissioner Of Police (DCP), Monika Bharadwaj informed that the driver was robbed at gunpoint on October 03 near the Moolchand flyover. The police then received a tip-off that the duo involved in the car theft will be coming to Keshopur Mandi. A GPS device installed in the vehicle helped the police personnel to trace them.
The officials then interrogated a man and a woman who was travelling on a motorcycle. They were identified as Varma and Sapna, the police said. It was later revealed that the motorcycle too was stolen and a country pistol was also recovered from the thieves.
Photo: Indian Express/ Representational Purpose
The DCP told HT, ¡°During interrogation, Sapna disclosed that she belongs to a poor family and was married in 2009. She had some dispute with her husband. She later started living with Varma in Dehradun. She said she had to attend her brother¡¯s wedding in her village in Jharkhand and wanted to impress her family members.¡±
Hence, she carried out the theft with the help of Varma and another friend, Kajal from Roorkee. Sapna further confessed that after the thievery they reached Varma¡¯s house in Sangam Vihar where they altered the car¡¯s number plate. She then visited her relatives and left the car abandoned in Raghubir Nagar.
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