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Three arrested for robbing passengers

NEW DELHI: Three young men have been arrested by the South-West Delhi police on charges of robbing passengers by drugging them.

According to Deputy Commissioner of Police (South-West Delhi) Shalini Singh, some incidents of people getting robbed after being drugged were reported recently and the Operation Cell was directed to track down the culprits. Acting on a tip-off that a criminal, Tahir, and his accomplices were planning to target an auto-rickshaw passenger near a Dhaula Kuan bus shelter, a police team laid a trap and arrested them on Tuesday.

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