They posed as UIDAI agents, robbed house
Two unidentified assailants posing as enumerators from the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) entered the house of a businessman in central Delhi, drugged his wife and took away cash and jewellery worth around Rs 30 lakh.
Two unidentified assailants posing as enumerators from the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) entered the house of a businessman in central Delhi, drugged his wife and took away cash and jewellery worth around Rs 30 lakh.
The incident was reported by Ratan Lal on Saturday, who lives in Dev Nagar in Karol Bagh area. He runs a mobile accessories shop in Gaffar Market.
A senior police officer said the victim Shilpa, 33, was alone at her house when the two knocked at her door. She opened the door and the two introduced themselves as enumerators from the UIDAI.
"They claimed they had come to take details of her family for their UID cards. She allowed them in and went to get the documents. One of the assailants followed her and knocked her out with a handkerchief, laced with sedatives and robbed the house," said the senior officer.
The matter came to light after Shilpa’s husband reached home and found her unconscious on the floor.