New Delhi: The Delhi Police has arrested a 33-year-old man wanted in several cases of fraud in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said on Sunday.
Accused Bilal Ahmad, a resident of Kupwara, was allegedly involved in defrauding paramilitary personnel on the pretext of bank loans for vehicle purchase, they said.
A court in J&K had issued a detention (under Public Safety Act or PSA) order against Ahmad, police said.
The accused used forged documents to obtain loans in paramilitary personnel’s names for vehicles. His criminal history includes at least 14 cases of cheating and forgery registered at various police stations across J&K, police said.
“The accused was traced to the Jama Masjid area in Delhi. After two days of surveillance, he was apprehended on Saturday,” a senior police officer said.
Police recovered significant evidence from his possession, including seven ICICI Bank debit cards in the names of CRPF personnel, a laptop, a mobile phone, forged stamps, bank documents, and identity cards, the officer said.
The Delhi crime branch has informed the Anantnag police in J&K who are set to take custody of the accused, he added
