Man loses ₹62L to online games, steals to pay debts

Ghaziabad: Two people, including a goldsmith, were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly stealing valuables from houses.One of the accused, Mohram Ali (31), had lost Rs 62 lakh playing online games and had lost Rs 62 lakh playing online games and took loans from different people to pay it off. To pay off his debtors, Ali started stealing and sold the goods to one Sheikh Sharif (48).According to DCP (City) Kunwar Gyananjay Singh, Ali would play games on Aviator, a mobile application that works as an online casino, for the last six months. He had lost around Rs 62 lakh on the game.“Ali told police that he used the stolen goods and money to gamble further on Aviator. When he lost, he would steal again,” he said.Police recovered a stolen scooter, mobile phone, two number plates, Rs 5.05 lakh in cash, stolen gold and silver jewelry, and tools used in the crimes from the accused’s possession. “Ali has six cases registered against him in Amroha and one in Delhi. He has been to jail five times before. He sold the stolen goods to jeweller Sheikh Sharif,” DCP Singh added.The two accused have been booked under sections 303 (2) (theft) and 317(2) (dishonestly receiving stolen property) of BNS in Sihani Gate police station.

Puber Moyna: Moyna is accused of stealing from Roddurs wallet

Discover the latest developments in Puber Moyna as Roddur saves Moyna and introduces her to his family. Despite initial skepticism, Moyna wins over the household. As she plans to go back home, a theft accusation complicates her stay. Read more about the gripping storyline!

Puber Moyna Promo: Gunja accuses Moyna of stealing her perfume

Discover the gripping storyline of Puber Moyna as Moyna's past threatens to disrupt her newfound happiness with Roddur's family. Follow the journey of overcoming past misfortunes in this heartwarming show.

Congress: Those giving it political colour are playing games

Read about the Supreme Court's landmark judgment on maintenance rights of Muslim women welcomed by Congress leaders Singhvi and Lamba. The judgment emphasizes gender-specific support for women, irrespective of religion, promoting women's independence and empowerment.