
Natwarlal: The king of con, sold the Parliament house along with the MPs
07/05/20 • 6 min
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Wanted in over 100 criminal cases in eight states and sentenced for an incredible 113 years by various courts, Natwarlal had made eight daring escapes from various jails and was the ultimate confidence trickster. He was last seen in 1979, when he audaciously escaped while being taken for a trial in Bombay and since then had been believed dead.
Natwarlal's modus operandi has hardly changed from his heyday. Only the yarn he spins has been updated. Three months ago, dressed in a spotless white shirt and trousers, he posed as D.N. Tiwari, personal assistant to the Union Finance Minister N.D.Tiwari and went to a watch dealer in New Delhi's busy Connaught Place. He told the proprietor, Surendra Sharma, that the Congress(I) Parliamentary Party was having an important meeting in which the members were to be presented watches.
The next day he came back in a chauffeur-driven car and told Sharma to pack 93 watches and send an employee with him to North Block, where he would issue a bank draft. At North Block, the old man strode in confidently, asking Sharma's employee to wait outside. He soon returned with an authentic looking draft for Rs 32,829 and took the watches. Two days later Sharma's bank reported that the draft was a forged one.
He used the trick with variations in different cities. To a watch dealer in Varanasi he presented himself as Ambika Pandey, purchase officer of the district judge, looking for watches to present to the employees. He made off with 80 watches worth Rs 25,000, again by presenting a forged draft. A Shajahanpur watch dealer was stung for 48 watches.
And in Kanpur, a watch dealer in the busy Sadar Bazar even bribed him with a VIP suitcase, while parting with 83 watches. But he tried the trick once too often. Last month when he approached a Gorakhpur watch dealer with the same story, the alert owner called the police, who arrested him.
India's Greatest Conman Natwarlal Who Sold Taj Mahal Thrice
The life and crimes of a master criminal Natwarlal
He duped hundreds of people of crores of rupees and used more than 50 aliases to disguise himself. He was a master of disguises and used novel ideas to cheat people. He was also a master in forging signatures of famous personalities. He is also said to have cheated a number of industrialists including the Tatas, the Birlas and also Dhirubhai Ambani taking from them huge sums of money in cash, posing as a social worker or needy person. He also duped many shop-owners of lakhs of rupees, paying them by cheque and demand draft.
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Wanted in over 100 criminal cases in eight states and sentenced for an incredible 113 years by various courts, Natwarlal had made eight daring escapes from various jails and was the ultimate confidence trickster. He was last seen in 1979, when he audaciously escaped while being taken for a trial in Bombay and since then had been believed dead.
Natwarlal's modus operandi has hardly changed from his heyday. Only the yarn he spins has been updated. Three months ago, dressed in a spotless white shirt and trousers, he posed as D.N. Tiwari, personal assistant to the Union Finance Minister N.D.Tiwari and went to a watch dealer in New Delhi's busy Connaught Place. He told the proprietor, Surendra Sharma, that the Congress(I) Parliamentary Party was having an important meeting in which the members were to be presented watches.
The next day he came back in a chauffeur-driven car and told Sharma to pack 93 watches and send an employee with him to North Block, where he would issue a bank draft. At North Block, the old man strode in confidently, asking Sharma's employee to wait outside. He soon returned with an authentic looking draft for Rs 32,829 and took the watches. Two days later Sharma's bank reported that the draft was a forged one.
He used the trick with variations in different cities. To a watch dealer in Varanasi he presented himself as Ambika Pandey, purchase officer of the district judge, looking for watches to present to the employees. He made off with 80 watches worth Rs 25,000, again by presenting a forged draft. A Shajahanpur watch dealer was stung for 48 watches.
And in Kanpur, a watch dealer in the busy Sadar Bazar even bribed him with a VIP suitcase, while parting with 83 watches. But he tried the trick once too often. Last month when he approached a Gorakhpur watch dealer with the same story, the alert owner called the police, who arrested him.
India's Greatest Conman Natwarlal Who Sold Taj Mahal Thrice
The life and crimes of a master criminal Natwarlal
He duped hundreds of people of crores of rupees and used more than 50 aliases to disguise himself. He was a master of disguises and used novel ideas to cheat people. He was also a master in forging signatures of famous personalities. He is also said to have cheated a number of industrialists including the Tatas, the Birlas and also Dhirubhai Ambani taking from them huge sums of money in cash, posing as a social worker or needy person. He also duped many shop-owners of lakhs of rupees, paying them by cheque and demand draft.
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Legendary Criminal: cops themselves called him "super chor"/ operated from Delhi to Chennai
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Devender Singh - Bunty Chor
This guy didn't restrict himself to one particular city. From Delhi to Bangalore, Chennai to Mumbai, this guy has been there and done that. Hardly the most picky thief, Bunty did have a particular weakness for fancy cars and luxury watches. And he was a master escape artist as well. He was able to escape his captors with as much ease as he whisked away with people's belongings. With over 500 reported burglaries, his crime spree was finally brought to a halt when he was captured by the police for good. But that just gave him an opportunity to diversify. The movie 'Oye Lucky, Lucky Oye' was based on his exploits and he was even called as a cast member for season 4 of the reality TV show Bigg Boss. But an honest life wasn't enough for him. The burglar soon returned to his thieving ways before finding himself behind bars.
Super thief Bunty, a class nine dropout, began his life of notoriety in 1993 when he was arrested in New Delhi but gave police the slip.
compulsive thief, Devinder Singh aka Bunty's exploits border on the audacious usually. The super thief is a class nine dropout and he began his life of notoriety in 1993 when he was arrested in New Delhi but gave police the slip.
Bunty is reported to have committed over 500 burglaries with impunity across the country. From Delhi to Bangalore, Chennai and Mumbai, almost all the big cities have been privy to his silken craft. He is a master escape artist, giving the police the slip in Delhi, Chennai and Chandigarh after being captured.
The one thing that helped Bunty pull off his audacious robberies was how he tamed dogs, ensuring they hardly came in the way of him pulling one daring theft after other. While Bunty was not very picky about what he stole, he did have a weakness for fancy cars and luxury watches.
He was known to be a compulsive womaniser.
Dibakar Benerjee's movie Oye Lucky, Lucky Oye starring Abhay Deol was reportedly based on his life. In the fourth season of reality TV show Bigg Boss Bunty was one of the contestants.
Oye Lucky plot
Bunty Chor, the thief par excellence, has given the police the slip quite a few times. But in 2008 he was finally captured for real on reel.
Oye Lucky, Lucky Oye directed by Dibakar Banerjee is a black comedy. The lead character in the film goes by the name of Lucky Singh, a loveable thief.
Enamoured by the lifestyles of the rich and famous in Delhi, Lucky socialises with them and then proceeds to rob them.
In the film, Lucky is projected as a modern day Robin Hood with a twist as he robbed both the rich and the poor without prejudice. Nothing was too big nor was anything too insignificant to escape his attention.
The film opens with his trial and charts his rise from the projects of crime ridden suburban Delhi to the very heart of the corridors of power. Along the way he makes lifelong friends, falls in love and manages to outwit the entire law and order machinery.
‘Bunty Chor’ found guilty of burgling NRI businessman’s house by Kerala court
'Bunty Chor' Sentenced To 10-Years In Kerala Jail
'Bunty Chor' Sentenced To 10-Years In Kerala Jail
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Dhani Ram Mittal: /जज की कुर्सी पर बैठ 2500 अपराधियों को किया रिहा
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vicious thieve have been sitting on the judge's chair for two months.
It is said that Dhani Ram Mittal had also studied LLB. Besides, he had also obtained handwriting specialist and graphology degree. He had obtained these degrees to carry out his theft incident. He used to steal the car and used to prepare his fake papers and sell them. The most interesting and strange act of Dhani Ram is that he sat in the judge's chair for two months. He had been studying and no one had come to know about it. Hardly anyone in the world had done such an act. In fact, he had forged documents and sent him to the Additional Sessions Judge of Jhajjar Court of Haryana on leave for about two months. And instead of him, he himself sat in the chair of the judge. In these two months he is said to have released over 2000 criminals on bail, but many of them jailed with his decision Revealed the case materials sent However, after he had already escaped from there.
There is an interesting story related to Dhani Ram Mittal. He was arrested and presented in court many years ago. Because the judge who was there at that time had seen him in his court many times, so he said that you are my court Get out of it. After this, he got up to leave. The two policemen who accompanied him also got up and went out with him. After that, he disappeared from there. When his name was called in the court, the hands and feet of the police swelled up. , Because he had run away. It is said that he had told the policemen that the judge had told him to go.
Many such stories have been heard in the world, which is surprising, we have brought one such anecdote today. It is said that the rich Ram Mittal had made the theft his profession at the age of 25 years. He was caught by the police for the first time in 1964 when he was stealing. At present, he is almost 80 years old. Don't know where this thief is. This is the first and the only thief to be arrested the most in the history of theft. He was last arrested for stealing in 2016, although he escaped by dodging the police. More vehicles have been stolen from us. The most important thing is that this thief only performs the theft incident in broad daylight.
हिंदुस्तान का सबसे शातिर चोर, जज की कुर्सी पर बैठ 2000 अपराधियों को किया रिहा
‘Super thief’ Dhani Ram Mittal, who stole over 1,000 cars, nabbed again
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