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Woman who duped six 'husbands' held
Thursday February 23, 2012 08:00:13 AM,
IANS
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Jaipur: A 25-year-old
woman was arrested in Rajasthan for duping at least six men whom
she married before disappearing with gold and other valuables,
police said. Two men who helped her have also been arrested.
Sangeeta Devi, a resident of Banda in Sriganganagar district, and
her accomplices, Parmesh and Krishna Kumar, belonging to Kanpur in
Uttar Pradesh, were arrested Tuesday in Dholpur, some 200 km from
Jaipur.
"Complainant Durgaprasad had registered a first information report
with police that a woman had disappeared with gold and other
valuables a few days after she married his son," a police officer
told IANS.
He added that Krishna and Parmesh had played the role of mediator
when the marriage was arranged.
"After lodging the FIR, we came to
know that a racket of duping bachelor youths was active in the
area," the officer added.
The woman was traced on the basis of mobile call locations of the
suspects and was arrested when she was trying to board a bus
Tuesday evening.
"Sangeeta and two men were rounded up and interrogated. It came up
that the woman using different fake names had duped at least six
men in the past," said the officer.
The police have seized some jewellery from them.
"Some others involved in the racket
have also been identified. We are trying to nab them," said the
officer.
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