Rabindra Sarobar kidnapping: Fraudulent loan scheme uncovered, linked to criminal network

In the Rabindra Sarobar kidnapping case, Chitranjan Roy has been arrested for his involvement in a fraudulent loan racket. Police sources revealed that Roy, operating with his associate Kaushik Lahiri, was running a scam where they lured victims by promising loans. However, instead of providing the financial assistance, they extorted money from those seeking help. Roy and Lahiri are believed to have been part of a larger criminal network that has been operating for at least two years.

Roy's car, which was seized by the authorities, raised suspicions due to the presence of two contrasting stickers: one identifying him as an advocate and the other displaying the logo of the World Human Rights Organization. The police have not yet confirmed if these symbols were used to falsely project a legitimate image for his illegal activities.

As investigations into Roy's activities continue, the police are exploring links between his operation and other fraudulent schemes in the region. Authorities have launched an extensive probe into the financial records and business associations of the accused, aiming to uncover the full scope of their operations. The police are also reviewing connections with other possible criminal networks to determine whether Roy's activities were part of a larger organized crime syndicate.