Delhi police nabs Surat cop for trading call records

Surat: The Delhi Police found and seized Rs 19 lakh from the bank account of an accused police constable from Surat who allegedly did trading of call details records (CDR).

Delhi police had nabbed Surat constable Vipul Koradiya in a racket of selling mobile call details. Delhi police had found a racket selling mobile call details with the alleged involvement of police and detective agencies. Police initially received information about an employee of a private detective agency illegally trading CDR. Later, the police nabbed other accused persons involved in the racket one by one. It was revealed in the primary investigation that the syndicate sold over 500 CDRs.

The police also nabbed Vipul Ranchhodbhai Koradiya, serving at Kapodra police station in Surat as a constable after finding his involvement in the racket. The police conducted a search at his home in Puna- Kargil chowk and checked his bank details. They found Rs 19 lakh in his bank account. The police seized his bank account. The accused constable was involved in trading CDR for 10 years. He allegedly misused the ID Password of DCP and sold CDR for Rs 25 thousand each to a detective agency.

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