The South-East district police has arrested a 50-year-old man for allegedly obtaining credit cards and car loans from various banks after submitting forged documents.
Additional Commissioner of Police (South-East district), Ajay Chaudhry said that the accused has been identified as Parvinder Singh alias Prince, a resident of Krishna Nagar. “Singh was involved in around eight cases of cheating and impersonation that had been registered against him at different police station in the Capital in the last one decade. He used fake identities and forged documents to obtain credit cards and car loans from several banks,” he added.
He was first arrested by the Crime Branch of Delhi Police in 2001 and later, he was declared proclaimed offender in three of the cheating cases. “A team comprising of head constable, Sudhir Kumar, was formed under the supervision of SHO of the Amar Colony police station, Inspector Virender Kumar Jain, to apprehend proclaimed offenders.
The team identified the accused Prince and he was arrested from the lal Quarters area in Krishna Nagar on the basis of a tip-off,” Chaudhry added.