Shahjahanpur: The police has arrested an accused of allegedly hard extortion of Rs 10 lakh from the daughter-in-law of overdue Rammurti Singh Verma, who used to be a minister within the Uttar Pradesh govt. A police officer gave this knowledge on Sunday. In step with the police, the accused works as a vegetable vendor and as he used to be in debt, he demanded extortion and threatened to kill his circle of relatives if he didn’t pay the cash.
Superintendent of Police (SP) S Anand mentioned on Sunday that accused Dinesh Verma had known as 10 bins (Rs 10 lakh) on July 21 from Archana Verma, daughter-in-law of former overdue minister Rammurti Singh Verma residing below police station Sadar Bazar. Had requested for extortion. He advised that he had additionally threatened to kill all the circle of relatives if the cash used to be no longer given, whose FIR used to be lodged within the police station Sadar Bazar.
Superintendent of Police mentioned that Dinesh Verma used to be arrested from Garhmukteshwar when he used to be getting ready to return to Shahjahanpur to gather extortion cash. After interrogating the accused, Anand advised that he’s a resident of Jalalabad police station space of Shahjahanpur district and sells greens in Delhi, all the way through which period he were given numerous debt, so he had sought extortion from Archana Verma.
He advised that the accused requested for a cellular from one among his accomplices and secretly took out his SIM and put it in his telephone and then he known as to invite for cash. The officer mentioned that the accused had made a telephone name posing as a infamous felony Neeraj Bawana, however after his arrest, it used to be discovered that his title is Dinesh Verma. Police arrested the accused Verma after finishing the felony procedure after getting better the cell phone from his ownership and despatched him to prison on Sunday and the subject is being investigated.