65-Yr-Old Delhi Man Held For Theft, Says Did It To Please 5 Girlfriends

IANS, 30 Jul, 2018 12:11 PM

At the ripe age of 65, he was caught stealing. But this Delhi man was doing it all to keep his five girlfriends happy, and to buy them expensive gifts.

The police said Bandhu Singh, who has 20 cases registered against him, has been arrested for theft in a factory.

"He was caught on CCTV camera while making off with some goods from a factory in the Sarai Rohila Industrial Area on July 28," North Delhi DCP Nupur Prasad said.

Singh, a resident of Anand Parvat in Delhi, when interrogated, said he took to stealing to buy expensive gifts for his five girlfriends, the police claimed.

Two laptops, one LED TV and Rs 5,000 in cash have been recovered from him.

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