Mumbai, November 10: Mumbai Police on Thursday arrested a 55-year-old Iranian man wanted in connection with chain-snatching and cheating cases.
The arrested accused was identified as Haidar Tehjib Sayyed, a resident of Aambivali, Kalyan.┬аRagging Incident Involving First-Year MBBS Student: Tamil Nadu Medical University Seeks Report From Christian Medical College.
He was arrested by a team of Dahisar police and a gold ring weighing 5 grams was also recovered from his possession, officials said on Thursday.
The accused was an accomplice of another Iranian migrant Kabuli Jafri, who was arrested by the property cell of Mumbai Police in September this year in connection with a series of chain snatching and cheating cases while posing as a crime branch officer in Mumbai, the police said.┬аMaldives Fire Tragedy: 9 Indians Killed After Blaze Engulfs Building in Male (Watch Video).
Officials said that the accused, Haidar Tehjib Sayyed, was also wanted and had cases of cheating and other crimes registered against him. He would also pose as a police officer and seize valuables from people. He was arrested by Dahisar police on the basis of a tip-off received through sources. Further investigation into the case is on, they said. The police are in the process of producing the accused in court for remand.
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