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Indian police seize tnt haul at train station in Delhi
Shaun of Delhi, 27, and his son, 28, who lived at BHMC house, have been living under a fake name and fake family history for the last six months. The pair now fear that they will not be able to live in India even if they come over on December 31 as they were forced into the scam
A senior police officer in the southern district of Gwalior has admitted to the police that he was the mastermind of the money laundering racket, and it is likely that he will get a life term in jail or be murdered after his admission.
Shaun of Delhi, 27, and his son, 28, who lived at BHMC house, have been living under a fake name and fake family history for the last six months.
The duo now fear that they will not be able to live in India even if they come over on December 31 as they were forced into the scam and the family has been evicted from BHMC in December as police sought an arrest warrant from a local magistrate.
An FIR was registered at Aligarh police station for the alleged money laundering.
During the course of the case, the man in the white shirt has told the police that he was the mastermind and has been in the system for about ten years, but the details of his operation are now falling into the hands of the investigating agency.
In an interview to IANS in Delhi, he denied that he was the mastermind and said he is merely a person who took over the role of'master' of the case and that he had no connection to any scam or to anyone involved in that gang.
He also said that the man responsible for running the scam had used a lot of fake names to make the identity of people living near BHMC as'master'.
A senior police officer, who did not wish to be named, told IANS that the officer took over the role of'master' of the case but denied taking responsibility, adding that he also has no ties to the scam.
The family lives in a flat at the property and has been renting it to them since November last year. "On August 10, we bought our room at BHMC from an online broker and now the landlord was not happy as he had asked us to move out of the house. After some discussion, he finally allowed us to move out," he said.
The man in the white shirt was arrested on August 8 and the case was then transferred to the local magistrate in Gwalior for further investigation.
When contacted, another BHMC resident, Rakesh Singh, who is also a local magistrate, said that a police raid on his building was conducte
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Indian police seize tnt haul at train station in Delhi
Shaun of Delhi, 27, and his son, 28, who lived at BHMC house, have been living under a fake name and fake family history for the last six months. The pair now fear that they will not be able to live in India even if they come over on December 31 as they were forced into the scam
A senior police officer in the southern district of Gwalior has admitted to the police that he was the mastermind of the money laundering racket, and it is likely that he will get a life term in jail or be murdered after his admission.
Shaun of Delhi, 27, and his son, 28, who lived at BHMC house, have been living under a fake name and fake family history for the last six months.
The duo now fear that they will not be able to live in India even if they come over on December 31 as they were forced into the scam and the family has been evicted from BHMC in December as police sought an arrest warrant from a local magistrate.
An FIR was registered at Aligarh police station for the alleged money laundering.
During the course of the case, the man in the white shirt has told the police that he was the mastermind and has been in the system for about ten years, but the details of his operation are now falling into the hands of the investigating agency.
In an interview to IANS in Delhi, he denied that he was the mastermind and said he is merely a person who took over the role of'master' of the case and that he had no connection to any scam or to anyone involved in that gang.
He also said that the man responsible for running the scam had used a lot of fake names to make the identity of people living near BHMC as'master'.
A senior police officer, who did not wish to be named, told IANS that the officer took over the role of'master' of the case but denied taking responsibility, adding that he also has no ties to the scam.
The family lives in a flat at the property and has been renting it to them since November last year. "On August 10, we bought our room at BHMC from an online broker and now the landlord was not happy as he had asked us to move out of the house. After some discussion, he finally allowed us to move out," he said.
The man in the white shirt was arrested on August 8 and the case was then transferred to the local magistrate in Gwalior for further investigation.
When contacted, another BHMC resident, Rakesh Singh, who is also a local magistrate, said that a police raid on his building was conducte