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Crime
Bajrang Dal Detains Couple Outside Indore Hotel After Online Meet, Hands Them to Police
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 20 Oct 2026, 08:15 AM
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Bajrang Dal volunteers stopped a young man and woman outside a hotel in Indore, questioned them and then turned them over to the police. The woman said they had met through an online app and the man introduced himself as Rohit.
Indore, Madhya Pradesh – Volunteers of the Bajrang Dal intervened when a young man and woman were seen loitering outside a city hotel. After a brief questioning, the volunteers handed the pair over to the local police station for further action.
According to statements obtained from the woman, the two had connected through an online dating application. She said the man introduced himself as Rohit during their virtual interaction before meeting in person.
Police officials confirmed receipt of the individuals and said they would investigate the circumstances surrounding the encounter. No further details about any alleged wrongdoing have been released at this stage.
The incident highlights the continued involvement of community groups like Bajrang Dal in monitoring public spaces and reporting matters they deem suspicious to law enforcement.
Authorities have urged citizens to exercise caution while meeting strangers from online platforms and to report any suspicious activity to the police promptly.
According to statements obtained from the woman, the two had connected through an online dating application. She said the man introduced himself as Rohit during their virtual interaction before meeting in person.
Police officials confirmed receipt of the individuals and said they would investigate the circumstances surrounding the encounter. No further details about any alleged wrongdoing have been released at this stage.
The incident highlights the continued involvement of community groups like Bajrang Dal in monitoring public spaces and reporting matters they deem suspicious to law enforcement.
Authorities have urged citizens to exercise caution while meeting strangers from online platforms and to report any suspicious activity to the police promptly.