Swift police action culminated in the capture of Mohsin Mohammad, approximately 36, in New Rajendra Nagar, exposing a elaborate meat export fraud totaling ₹1.37 crore and $80,000. Delhi Crime Branch’s operation underscores zero tolerance for economic predation.
The FIR 137/25 at Crime Branch, charging under BNSS 318(4)/316/61(2), stems from Arjun Arora’s exposé. Mohsin, feigning status as a global meat magnate with Dubai ties, seduced investors with profit fantasies. He pocketed ₹67.70 lakh from a family bank account and orchestrated $80,000 inflows via associates abroad.
Deceptive cheques from Equitas and Axis Banks bounced predictably, ensnaring additional complainants like Parvinder Singh and T.R. Meghwal. Mohsin then fled, stonewalling probes.
A February 20, 2026, tip sparked a precision raid by officers SI Mohit, SI Dinesh, ASI Deepak, HC Pankaj, and HC Ashwini on his residential block. Custody followed identity confirmation, Supreme Court-compliant, family alerted.
His track record includes FIR 154/2021 complicity, confirming chronic criminality. Efforts intensify to trace partners and reclaim assets. DCP Vikram Singh lauded the feat as emblematic of sustained anti-fraud campaigns.
In an era of rising digital and business scams, this arrest bolsters deterrence, reminding aspirants to scrutinize ventures and report suspicions promptly for collective financial security.