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Anuradha Paswan dubbed the “looting bride”, arrested for cheating 25 grooms for cheating 25 grooms and stealing valuables. He was caught by the police through a Russia associated with a fake wedding, capturing him in Bhopal.
Jaipur:
Anuradha Paswan, known as ‘robbery bride’ or ‘robbery bride’, has been arrested for cheating 25 innocent grooms and running away with millions with jewelery and cash. She chooses a new name, a new city and a new identity that dodges men in fake marriage, playing ideal bride and perfect daughter -in -law before running with jewelery and cash. Sawai Madhopur police played a UNO reverse card on Ms. Paswan and tricked it in a fake wedding, which led to her arrest.
Beautiful poor bride next door
She is alone. He is poor. He is helpless. He has an unemployed brother. She wants to get married, but financial obstacles prevent her from starting a new chapter in her life. She is 32-year-old Anuradha Paswan, who is pretending to be a beautiful bride at the next door.
But he is the leader of a fake marriage gang, who is known to cheat people of his faith and money. Ms. Paswan’s gang members take her photos and profiles for the future groom, pitching for an ideal match. The matchmaker, originally a member of a gang, charges a fee of Rs 2 lakh for setting up the match.
Once the deal is sealed, a marriage consent letter is prepared. According to the couple rituals, takes a pledge in the temple or at home. And then starts the play.
Ms. Paswan works with the groom and her in -laws all cute and innocent. To win her belief, she establishes a bond with every family member.
Within days, he executes the final act of his plan – to get drunk and run away with jewelery, cash and other valuables.
Vishnu Sharma, one of the 25 victims, took a loan for marriage
On 20 April, Vishnu Sharma, a resident of Sawai Madhopur, married Ms. Paswan from Madhya Pradesh. The marriage took place in the presence of friends and family, according to Hindu rituals. The wedding was organized through broker Pappu Meena, for which Vishnu paid him two lakh rupees.
Within two weeks of marriage, Ms. Paswan ran away from Rs 1.25 lakh, Rs 30,000 and a mobile phone cost of Rs 30,000.
“I run a handcart and got married with a loan. I also borrowed a mobile, he also took it. I never felt that she would cheat me,” Mr. Sharma said.
Recalling the night of Ms. Paswan, Mr. Sharma said, he returned from work late at night and slept immediately after dinner.
“I usually don’t sleep much, but that night I slept like a child, as if someone had given me a sleeping pill,” he said.
Mr. Sharma’s mother is also in shock.
Subsequently, the Sharma family filed a police complaint.
Rajasthan Police’s Universe
Based on the information shared by Vishnu, the Sawai Madhopur police laid a trap for Ms. Paswan. A constable acted as a potential groom, also a customer for the agent, who showed pictures of many women.
The police officer said, “After investigation, all documents and marriage agreements were found to be fake. From our team, we prepared a constable as a groom and tricked the woman in the wedding.”
Ms. Paswan was arrested in Bhopal.
