Man with disabilities tragically killed in insurance fraud worth 51 lakh rupees; Axis Bank consultant among four arrested
Headline: Specially-abled Man's Shocking Murder Uncovered: An Insurance Scam Worth Rs 51 Lakh in Uttar Pradesh
Breaking News: The small town of Sambhal in Uttar Pradesh has been hit with shocking news. Police have drums rolling after cracking a year-old cold case involving a specially-abled man, Dariyab. The motive behind this vicious murder, it seems, was none other than a massive insurance scam worth Rs 51 lakh. Four people, including an advisor from Axis Bank, have been nabbed for masterminding the heinous crime.
"Brace yourselves, folks! Sambhal Police have got their magnifying glasses out and unraveled a murder scenario that stinks of an insurance swindle. Fourevil masterminds, including an insurance advisor, have been cuffed for pulling off this heinous act," Sambhal Police boldly announced [@Krishan_IPS].
Tourism Departments Cut Ties with Influencer over 'Terrorism has no Religion' Remark Meanwhile, in unrelated news, the tourism departments of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh chose to part ways with an influencer following his controversial statement regarding the Pahalgam attack. The statement, "Terrorism has no religion," sparked outrage and led to a wave of backlash [#SPSambhal].
Going back to our grim tale in Sambhal, the police dug deep to surface the sinister intentions behind Dariyab's murder. The evil culprits struck Dariyab on the head with a hammer and then mercilessly ran him over with a car. His close relatives filed a complaint regarding a hit-and-run incident, assuming the suspects were simply reckless drivers [#UPPolice].
However, the case took a drastic turn when Tata AIA, the life insurance arm of Tata, provided police with a crucial tip-off, suggesting serious foul play related to an insurance scam. Taking this seriously, the police reopened the case and conducted a thorough investigation.
"Eureka! We cracked the case, people! The victim, Dariyab, was a helpless soul who couldn't even walk. He was found dead 27 kilometers from his home. The suspects we had our eye on? They played it cool, but eventually, the truth came out," Sambhal SP Krishan Bishnoi shared in a video statement [May 2, 2025].
Investigations revealed that two shady siblings, Hariom and Vinod, teamed up with Pankaj Raghav, an advisor at Axis Max Life Insurance, to fraudulently create multiple life insurance policies in Dariyab's name throughout 2023. In August 2024, they allegedly hired a brutal thug named Pratap to murder Dariyab, aiming to collect the full insurance amount.
Though the evil gang managed to collect Rs 15 lakh in insurance payouts before police uncovered the scam and arrested them, their sinister plan has now unveiled itself.
Stay updated with more shocking news as the investigation unfolds. Remember to keep your eyes wide open and mind alert, folks!
- The insurance scam unveiled in Sambhal has widened the spectrum of general-news coverage, involving finance, crime-and-justice, and politics.
- The shocking insurance scam in Sambhal, worth Rs 51 lakh, has raised questions about the integrity of the insurance sector, particularly DeFi and conventional finance.
- The suspects in the Sambhal insurance scam case, which includes an advisor from Axis Bank, were unable to evade the law and have been caught by the police.
- The 2025 revelation of the insurance scam in Sambhal serves as a bleak reminder that crime can seep into even the most unexpected corners, like the market or tourism industry.
- In a stark contrast to the unfortunate incident in Sambhal, the tourism departments of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh have faced backlash for distancing themselves from an influencer, which highlights the crucial role of ethics in the media and marketing realm.
